Amerita·Greenwood Village, Colorado
The Clinical Access Pharmacist provides recommendations for drug therapy and manages medication for patients while coordinating with margin and access teams. They evaluate physician orders for appropriateness, handle medical/drug information inquiries, and support infusion pharmacy operations.
Our Company Amerita Overview The Specialty Pharmacist is responsible for coordinating and providing clinical pharmacy services to specialty and home infusion patients in collaboration with physicians, nurses, pharmacy staff, and other healthcare professionals. This role ensures safe, effective, and compliant medication therapy management while supporting exceptional patient care, operational excellence, and patient retention initiatives. The Specialty Pharmacist also serves as a clinical resource for patients, caregivers, providers, and internal teams while ensuring compliance with all applicable state, federal, accreditation, and company standards.
Shift: Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:30pm
DailyPay Flexible Schedules Competitive Pay with Shift Differentials Health, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance Company-Paid Disability Insurance Tuition Assistance & Reimbursement Employee Discount Program 401k Plan Paid Time Off Non-Retail, Closed-Door Environment
Clinical Responsibilities Coordinate and facilitate new patient referrals and admissions in collaboration with nursing, customer service, reimbursement, intake, and distribution teams. Evaluate physician medication orders for appropriateness of therapy including drug selection, dosing, route of administration, potential interactions, allergies, compatibility, margin considerations, and medical or pharmacy billing appropriateness. Make clinical recommendations for therapy optimization or changes to prescribing physicians and facility staff when appropriate. Conduct initial and ongoing clinical assessments of specialty patients and monitor patient outcomes to ensure safe and effective therapy management. Evaluate and monitor drug therapy relative to the total needs of the patient in collaboration with physicians, nurses, and interdisciplinary healthcare teams. Provide consultation and respond to inquiries from patients, caregivers, physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals regarding medications, specialty therapies, side effects, administration techniques, and treatment plans. Process, verify, and review specialty medications prior to dispensing and shipment to ensure accuracy, safety, and compliance. Maintain accurate, timely, and thorough documentation of all clinical activities, patient communications, interventions, and therapy management within the patient medical record and pharmacy systems. Monitor patient adherence and persistence to therapy while proactively identifying and implementing interventions to improve patient retention and outcomes. Participate in patient education activities related to specialty medications, administration, storage, side effect management, and therapy expectations. Operational & Compliance Responsibilities Ensure compliance with all applicable federal and state pharmacy laws, regulations, and professional standards governing pharmacy practice. Adhere to all Amerita policies, procedures, accreditation standards, and quality assurance initiatives including URAC, ACHC, and other applicable specialty pharmacy standards. Participate in continuous quality improvement, performance improvement, and patient safety initiatives. Support pharmacy operational workflow and collaborate across departments to ensure timely and efficient patient care services. Oversee pharmacy technician functions in accordance with state Board of Pharmacy regulations and company policies. Maintain all required licensure, certifications, and competency requirements necessary to perform the role. Participate in on-call, weekend, holiday, or after-hours pharmacy responsibilities as required. Leadership & Professional Expectations Demonstrate a commitment to patient-centered care and service excellence. Foster collaborative working relationships with internal teams, referral sources, and healthcare providers. Exhibit sound clinical judgment, professionalism, accountability, and attention to detail. Support organizational initiatives focused on growth, compliance, quality, and patient satisfaction. Maintain confidentiality and protect patient health information in accordance with HIPAA requirements.
USD $50.00 - $75.00 / Hour
Requires a Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy or PharmD and at least one year of specialty or infusion pharmacy practice experience. A current pharmacist license is required, while BPS or CSP certifications are desired.
Market context
Pharmacy roles in Colorado are typically competitive in health systems and other patient-care settings, especially when employers want licensed pharmacists with direct clinical experience. This role stands out for requiring an ACPE-accredited pharmacy degree, a current Colorado license, BLS and ACLS, and health system experience; the listed benefits include medical, dental, vision, basic life, and employee assistance. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and certifications before applying.
