Pharmacist - VIVOHealth (RXLHH)
About The Position
The Pharmacist interprets, compounds, and dispenses medications and other pharmaceutical supplies using standard physical and chemical procedures to fill prescriptions issued by physicians and other qualified prescribers. The role enters drug orders into computer profiles and provides outpatient and specialty pharmacy services, including medication counseling, clinical management, immunizations, and adherence support. It also maintains medication and transaction records, performs point-of-sale transactions, and complies with applicable FDA requirements, REMS safety programs, manufacturer restrictions, and URAC accreditation requirements.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy and one year of related experience, or a PharmD.
- Current New York State license in good standing to practice pharmacy.
- At least two years of related experience, including retail pharmacy experience and application of REMS safety processes, within the last five years.
- Immunization Certification.
Responsibilities
- Interpret and enter drug orders and patient data into computer profiles; select, prepare, dispense, and label products for outpatient prescriptions.
- Dispense employee prescriptions, initiate profile systems, and provide drug information.
- Provide medication information to healthcare personnel and outpatients, including information on drug action and delivery.
- Screen for drug allergies and interactions, and identify drugs or drug classes contraindicated for specific disease states.
- Perform and troubleshoot order entry, claim adjudication, prior authorizations, prior authorization appeals, and Patient Assistance Programs.
- Review patient charts and nursing medication-charting documents for accuracy and completeness to maintain accurate patient profiles.
- Provide high-touch specialty pharmacy clinical management to promote adherence and decrease adverse drug events.
- Complete and document Initial Assessments, Re-Assessments, Care Plans, and Clinical Interventions in compliance with URAC accreditation requirements.
- Maintain medication inventory and records, and maintain records of transactions and delivery.
- Provide clinical pharmacy services to outpatients, including immunizations.
- Execute point-of-sale transactions and close registers.
- Comply with FDA mandates and manufacturer restrictions, including applicable REMS safety programs and limited distribution drug requirements.
- Perform related duties as required.
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Job Type
Full-time
