Key Facts

Remote From:

Part time

English

Hard Skills

Medication Therapy Management Transitional Care Drug Utilization Review Communicating With Patients Patient Education And Counseling Clinical Informatics Telepsychiatry Psychotherapy Health Intervention Clinical Documentation +2 more

Other Skills

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Video Conferencing
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Communication
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Teamwork
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Persuasive Communication
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Detail Oriented

Roles & Responsibilities

Licensed pharmacist
Experience delivering MTM services or participating in clinical pharmacy programs
Proficient in telehealth/remote patient communication
Strong documentation and communication skills to coordinate with prescribers and care teams

Requirements:

Deliver MTM services including Comprehensive Medication Reviews, Targeted Interventions, Adherence Monitoring Interventions, Cost-Effective Interventions, and Transitions in Care
Conduct proactive patient outreach to explain MTM benefits and engage hesitant patients
Receive and respond to incoming patient calls and take action according to protocols
Accurately document all discussions with patients and communicate clinical recommendations to prescribers and interdisciplinary care teams

Job description

JOB SUMMARY

The Medication Therapy Management (MTM) Clinical Program Pharmacist will provide patient-centered MTM services for the purpose of optimizing medication therapy to improve clinical, economic, and humanistic outcomes. The MTM Program Pharmacist will participate in a broad spectrum of MTM to help achieve these outcomes. MTM services may be provided to patients telephonically or by remote video link (telehealth).

ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

Deliver MTM services, including but not limited to, Comprehensive Medication Reviews, Targeted Interventions, Adherence Monitoring Interventions, Cost-Effective Interventions, and Transitions in Care.
Conduct proactive patient outreach to introduce and explain the benefits of the MTM program, while overcoming objections and using persuasive communication techniques to engage patients who may be hesitant or initially unreceptive.
Receive and respond to incoming patient calls; take appropriate action based off protocols.
Accurately document all discussions with patients.
Communicate and document clinical recommendations to prescribers and interdisciplinary care teams.