Senior Consultant- Pharmacy

Oracle•United States,

1d•$53,000 - $126,100•Onsite

About The Position

We are looking for an experienced consulting professional who has an understanding of inpatient and outpatient pharmacy solutions, pharmacy industry best practices, multiple business processes or technology designs within the pharmacy of a hospital, retail pharmacy, or other health system. You will operate independently to provide quality work products to an engagement as well as perform varied and complex duties and tasks that need independent judgment, in order to implement Oracle Health pharmacy products and technology to meet customer needs. You will apply Oracle methodology, company procedures, and leading practices while working across the continuum of pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacy managers. This role entails more than executing a standard implementation plan; it requires the ability and willingness to develop ownership and understand integrated pharmacy solution components, specialty workflows, and complex cross-functional processes that directly impact client success. As a Principal Consultant, you will play a key role in consulting with clients on comprehensive service line workflows, from current state assessments to future state design of outpatient pharmacy services. You will ensure the system is designed and tested effectively and collaborate with clients (primarily pharmacists and pharmacy technicians) to map out processes using the stop-start-continue methodology. Your responsibilities will include identifying and resolving issues, reporting solution status, risks, and concerns to both clients and project leadership. Additionally, you will coach clients on pharmacy data collection and system design requirements, analyze optimal solution builds, and oversee the implementation process. You may also be expected to develop specialized solution knowledge in areas owned or impacted by inpatient and outpatient pharmacy, including additional solution functionality, cross-functional dependencies, integration points, and complex workflows that require deeper understanding beyond standard implementation delivery. You will also engage with internal project and organizational teams to share configuration status, project timelines, updates, and verify configuration requests. Because pharmacy delivery depends on work performed by adjacent teams, you must be comfortable coordinating, reviewing, escalating, and representing pharmacy impacts for deliverables that may be completed by others but consumed by or connected to the pharmacy solution. As a vital team member, you will maintain strong client relationships across the pharmacy, navigate through conflicts, and mentor associate consultants while supporting internal initiatives.

Requirements

Applicants are required to read, write, and speak the following languages: English
Experience with inpatient and outpatient pharmacy solutions
Understanding of pharmacy industry best practices
Experience with multiple business processes or technology designs within the pharmacy of a hospital, retail pharmacy, or other health system
Ability to operate independently to provide quality work products
Ability to perform varied and complex duties and tasks that need independent judgment
Ability to implement Oracle Health pharmacy products and technology to meet customer needs
Ability to apply Oracle methodology, company procedures, and leading practices
Ability to work across the continuum of pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacy managers
Ability and willingness to develop ownership and understand integrated pharmacy solution components, specialty workflows, and complex cross-functional processes
Ability to consult with clients on comprehensive service line workflows, from current state assessments to future state design of outpatient pharmacy services
Ability to ensure the system is designed and tested effectively
Ability to collaborate with clients (primarily pharmacists and pharmacy technicians) to map out processes using the stop-start-continue methodology
Ability to identify and resolve issues
Ability to report solution status, risks, and concerns to both clients and project leadership
Ability to coach clients on pharmacy data collection and system design requirements
Ability to analyze optimal solution builds
Ability to oversee the implementation process
Ability to develop specialized solution knowledge in areas owned or impacted by inpatient and outpatient pharmacy, including additional solution functionality, cross-functional dependencies, integration points, and complex workflows
Ability to engage with internal project and organizational teams to share configuration status, project timelines, updates, and verify configuration requests
Comfortable coordinating, reviewing, escalating, and representing pharmacy impacts for deliverables that may be completed by others but consumed by or connected to the pharmacy solution
Ability to maintain strong client relationships across the pharmacy
Ability to navigate through conflicts
Ability to mentor associate consultants
Ability to support internal initiatives

Responsibilities

Conversion coverage and current state assessment.
Documenting workflows across the pharmacy and throughout the inpatient or outpatient setting.
Presenting complex information to clients and stakeholders.
Developing and maintaining ownership of assigned inpatient and/or outpatient pharmacy solution components, specialty workflows, and complex implementation processes as directed by project or solution leadership.
Partnering with adjacent solution, technical, data, integration, and project teams to understand upstream and downstream dependencies that affect pharmacy delivery, including areas where other teams perform the work but pharmacy is responsible for validating readiness, identifying impacts, or representing client workflow needs.
Understanding and completing configuration within Medication Manager, Medication Manager Retail, Bedrock, phadbtools, dcptools, order catalog, order entry format tool, powerplans, zebra labels, prescription labels, Olympus, and order sentences.
Explaining and documenting pharmacy-related workflows, including order entry, pharmacy verification, medication dispensing and fill batches, medication administration, charge on administration vs. dispense, inventory tracking, and handling rejected orders, prescription processing, automation interfaces, mail routing, inventory tracking, healthplan design, and claims resolution.