Senior Clinical Pharmacist

Clearway Health•Boston, MA

45d•$146,000 - $182,000•Hybrid

About The Position

As a Senior Clinical Pharmacist at Clearway Health, you will play a strategic and advanced clinical role across multiple client sites within a defined multi-state region. This role serves as a deployable clinical asset, providing critical on-site coverage during staffing transitions, leaves of absence (e.g., FMLA), or new site implementations. You will ensure optimal patient outcomes related to chronic, complex, and specialty drug-related disease states while providing high-level clinical oversight, compliance leadership, and cross-site operational support. In addition to delivering direct patient care, you are responsible for overseeing clinical standards, auditing practices, and regulatory compliance. You will serve as a clinical authority and specialty pharmacy expert to patients, caregivers, providers, site leaders, and interdisciplinary teams. With expanded licensure requirements, you will ensure consistent, high-quality pharmacotherapy, support site readiness for internal and external audits, and partner closely with the Site Director to maintain full adherence to clinical, operational, and regulatory expectations. You may mentor and develop pharmacists, residents, and trainees, contributing to the advancement of clinical practice across all supported locations.

Requirements

PharmD or bachelor’s degree from an accredited College of Pharmacy required.
Completion of PGY-1 Pharmacy Residency, or 3+ years of direct clinical pharmacy experience required.
Active, unrestricted pharmacist licensure in good standing.
Multi-state pharmacist licensure is required.
Ability to obtain additional state licenses as required by organizational needs.
Board Certification required.
Ability to obtain applicable State Board of Pharmacy preceptor license(s) within one year of hire.
Advanced knowledge of medications, drug interactions, specialty therapies, diagnostics, and disease state management.
Demonstrated ability to lead clinical programs and maintain compliance across multiple sites.
Strong understanding of accreditation standards, specialty pharmacy regulatory requirements, and audit processes.
Ability to manage multiple priorities, oversee cross-site responsibilities, and meet deadlines in a dynamic environment.
Strong analytical skills with a proven track record in process improvement and quality initiatives.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, EMR systems, and clinical documentation workflows.

Nice To Haves

Completion of PGY-2 Ambulatory Care, Specialty Pharmacy, or a related specialty residency/fellowship preferred.
Certified Specialty Pharmacist (CSP) preferred.

Responsibilities

Provide advanced direct patient care in ambulatory and specialty settings, focusing on chronic and specialty drug-related disease state management.
Conduct detailed health and medication histories; perform limited physical assessments to determine medication therapy effectiveness.
Modify and optimize pharmacotherapy in collaboration with referring physicians, following evidence-based and specialty-specific guidelines.
Educate patients, caregivers, and multidisciplinary team members on disease states, therapies, and specialty medications.
Oversee clinical practice standards and medication management processes across multiple client sites.
Serve as the clinical and compliance lead, ensuring adherence to organizational, state, and federal regulations.
Monitor compliance metrics; identify gaps and implement corrective action plans.
Lead quality assurance activities, including adverse drug reaction reporting, medication error prevention, and continuous improvement initiatives.
Seamlessly integrate into local site workflows to provide extended clinical coverage (weeks to months) during staffing vacancies or extended leaves.
Utilize expertise to guide drug utilization, therapy optimization, and specialty program development.
Support cross-site 340B program operations, patient eligibility identification, and staff education as applicable.
Serve as a liaison between outpatient pharmacies, clinic staff, payers, and internal partners to resolve coverage challenges and workflow barriers.
Document all patient interactions and clinical interventions in the electronic medical record with accuracy and timeliness.
Support clinical pharmacists, pharmacy residents, and students; contribute to the professional development of all site pharmacy teams.
Facilitate in-service education, clinical trainings, and competency development across supported regions as needed.
Assist with prescription filling, verification, or dispensing activities as operationally needed.