Staff Pharmacist, Florida

Blink Health

21d

About The Position

Blink Health is hiring a Staff Pharmacist for its BlinkRx closed-door fulfillment facility. The pharmacist serves as a clinical point of contact for patients and prescribers, verifying prescriptions, counseling patients by phone or digital platforms, supervising pharmacy technicians, and supporting safe, accurate fulfillment. The role is full-time and salaried at 40 hours per week, with rotating weekday shifts between 7:30 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. ET and rotating Saturdays from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET. The pharmacist reviews and verifies prescriptions for therapeutic appropriateness, interactions, contraindications, and dosing accuracy; checks technician data entry and filled prescriptions; conducts prospective drug utilization reviews; and handles specialty medication requirements such as cold-chain verification. Patient care includes proactive counseling calls, responding to clinical inquiries, documenting interactions, and providing bilingual Spanish counseling where applicable. The pharmacist also contacts prescribers to clarify or resolve prescription issues and collaborates on therapeutic substitutions and formulary alternatives. The role supervises pharmacy technicians, conducts real-time quality checks, supports coaching and training, and ensures compliance with privacy, pharmacy practice, DEA, and company requirements. The pharmacist participates in quality assurance and pharmacovigilance activities and works across pharmacy leadership, patient services, clinical, compliance, technology, shipping, and fulfillment teams to improve workflows and patient access to medication.

Requirements

Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree from an ACPE-accredited College of Pharmacy.
Active pharmacy license in good standing with the candidate’s state Board of Pharmacy and the Idaho Board of Pharmacy.
Active Missouri pharmacy license in good standing with the Missouri Board of Pharmacy.
Strong written and verbal command of English.
Demonstrated ability to perform high-volume prescription verification with attention to detail and accuracy.
Strong technical aptitude and ability to learn pharmacy management systems, verification platforms, and internal workflow tools.

Nice To Haves

Bilingual Spanish skills for phone-based patient counseling.
Three or more years of experience in a mail order, specialty, retail, or closed-door fulfillment pharmacy.
Prior pharmacy licensure in one or more of the listed states: AK, AL, AR, CA, ID, IL, KS, KY, LA, MA, MD, MI, MS, NE, NV, OK, OR, TN, TX, VA, or WV.
Familiarity with pharmacovigilance or adverse drug event reporting protocols.

Responsibilities

Review and clinically verify new and refill prescriptions for therapeutic appropriateness, drug interactions, contraindications, and dosing accuracy.
Validate prescription data entered by pharmacy technicians against provider orders and transfer records.
Verify filled prescriptions for accuracy of drug, dose, quantity, NDC, and labeling before shipment.
Perform daily prospective drug utilization reviews and resolve clinical flags before fulfillment.
Manage specialty medication handling requirements, including cold-chain verification.
Provide proactive outbound patient counseling on medication education, side effects, dosing, storage, and adherence.
Respond to inbound clinical patient calls and direct non-clinical inquiries to the patient support team.
Document patient interactions in the pharmacy management system.
Provide bilingual counseling to Spanish-speaking patients where applicable.
Contact prescriber offices to clarify incomplete, ambiguous, or clinically inappropriate prescriptions.
Collaborate with prescribers on therapeutic substitutions, DAW overrides, and formulary alternatives.
Supervise pharmacy technicians across data entry, processing, packaging, and fulfillment workflows in accordance with state regulations.
Conduct real-time quality checks of technician work and provide corrective feedback.
Identify and escalate technician performance trends and participate in coaching and training as directed.
Ensure compliance with HIPAA, state pharmacy practice acts, federal DEA regulations, and company policies.
Oversee proper handling, documentation, and destruction of PHI-containing materials.
Participate in audits, prescription error tracking, near-miss reporting, and other quality assurance activities.
Report adverse drug events and medication errors through established pharmacovigilance channels when applicable.
Maintain fulfillment-area standards, including proper storage of temperature-sensitive medications.
Collaborate with pharmacy leadership and cross-functional teams on operational and clinical improvements.
Coordinate with shipping and fulfillment teams to resolve packaging errors, return-to-sender issues, and delivery failures.
Provide clinical input on technology enhancements, workflow tools, and software configurations.
Participate in team huddles, quality reviews, and department meetings.