Description

The Population Health Pharmacy Program supports Population Health initiatives to increase the quality of care, while maintaining cost-effective outcomes through disease and medication management programs. The Clinical Pharmacist will work closely with the Pharmacy Supervisor and Office of Population Health & Accountable Care (OPHAC) leadership to execute strategies for the Population Health Pharmacy Programs as it relates to value-based care incentive programs. The Clinical Pharmacist will perform a range of functions that include identifying gaps in care, high-risk medications, drug interactions, duplications in therapies, and will analyze pharmaceutical utilization and related quality measure performance.

The Clinical Pharmacist will be a key player in the executing Population Health programs to optimize medication adherence, medication therapy management, and comprehensive medication management. The Population Health Pharmacist will monitor and coach patients on medication adherence and disease management to ensure health goals are met. A primary goal of this role is to enhance performance on population health measures related to medication management. Performance will be tracked by pharmaceutical STAR quality ratings. Other duties include precepting pharmacy students, performing patient education using techniques in motivational interviewing, evaluate barriers to compliance, suggest positive resolutions, identify therapeutic endpoints, and perform other tasks based on population health initiatives to improve patient outcomes. The Clinical Pharmacist will work directly with Pharmacy Supervisor and OPHAC leadership, in collaboration with other internal and external stakeholders.

Salary Range: $83.37-$97.65/hourly