The pharmacist will have involvement with epilepsy, behavioral neurology, and movement disorders. The Epilepsy Care Program creates a unified, accessible entry point for comprehensive seizure care, prioritizing consistent, equitable, and patient-centered experiences through an interdisciplinary team that includes Neurology, Advanced Practice Providers, Social Work, and Pharmacy. Together, the team develops individualized, longitudinal care plans tailored to seizure control, medication optimization, comorbidity management, and quality-of-life goals. Pharmacists play a critical role in navigating complex antiseizure medication selection, monitoring drug interactions, and addressing access barriers, while social workers provide essential support in care coordination, psychosocial needs, and resource navigation. This integrated approach ensures that patients receive continuous, adaptable care that reflects both clinical complexity and real-world needs over time. The Behavioral Neurology Program serves as a centralized gateway to cognitive and neurodegenerative care, emphasizing coordinated, personalized, and equitable care delivery through a collaborative team of Neurology, Advanced Practice Providers, Social Work, and Pharmacy. The care team works together to design individualized, longitudinal care plans that address diagnostic clarity, symptom management, caregiver support, and long-term care planning. Pharmacists are integral in optimizing cognitive and behavioral medication regimens, minimizing adverse effects, and facilitating access to emerging therapies, while social workers provide critical guidance for patients and families navigating evolving cognitive decline, community resources, and care transitions. This team-based model supports sustained, holistic care that adapts to the progressive and multifaceted nature of cognitive disorders.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level