Monogram Health·Knoxville, Tennessee
Develop and implement medication therapy management programs to ensure appropriate medication use for members with kidney disease. Collaborate with clinical staff and providers to perform medication reconciliations and drive evidence-based interventions.
Position: Clinical pharmacist
The Clinical Pharmacist helps develop and implement Monogram’s medication therapy management (MTM) program which will ensure appropriate use of medication management resources. The Clinical Pharmacist will perform timely written member medication reconciliations and drug therapy action plans for all Monogram members and communicate them to Monogram clinical staff and treating nephrologists, primary care physicians and other providers. He or she conduct telephonic consultations with medical providers when medication changes appear necessary and speak with members about medication use concerns. The pharmacist will work collaboratively with clinical (e.g. nurse and social worker) care manager operations personnel to integrate medication management into Monogram’s overall care model and to ensure that field clinicians are executing on MTM policy and procedures.
Roles and responsibilities
Perform and write concise member specific comprehensive medication reviews (CMRs); productivity and quality standards apply
Drive meaningful medication interventions that result in medical providers’ and members’ adhering to evidence-based medication guidelines
Review member care reports, clinical notes and other medical records as needed for medication action plan development, targeted clinical outreach programs and quality assurance purposes
Serve as a pharmacist resource for Monogram field clinicians regarding medication use and Monogram MTM resources
Assist with the development and delivery of MTM training sessions aimed at building a standardized and effective MTM program for Monogram employees
Assist with the development and maintenance of MTM materials for internal and external provider and member use
Monitor important medication availability and use trends for populations under Monogram’s care management. Stay current with evidence-based prescribing for individuals with kidney disease
Participate in external and internal interdisciplinary care team case rounds or meetings and produce MTM related documentation to be shared with appropriate treating providers
Implement medication optimization processes that meet the needs of managed care organizations and their members
Support Monogram as necessary with any tasks required to deliver excellent personalized kidney care and perform all other duties as assigned
Uphold the mission and values of Monogram Health in all respects
Monogram Health is a next-generation, value-based chronic condition risk provider serving patients living with chronic kidney and end-stage renal disease and their related metabolic disorders. Monogram seeks to fill systemic gaps and transform the way nephrology, primary care and chronic condition treatment are delivered. Monogram’s innovative, in-home approach utilizes a national nephrology practice powered by a suite of technology-enabled clinical services, including case and disease management, utilization management and review, and medication therapy management services that improve health outcomes while lowering medical costs across the healthcare continuum. By focusing on increasing access to evidence-based care pathways and addressing social determinants of health, Monogram has emerged as an industry leader in championing greater health equity and improving health outcomes for individuals with chronic kidney and end-stage renal disease.
At Monogram Health we believe in fostering an inclusive environment in which employees feel encouraged to share their unique perspectives, leverage their strengths, and act authentically. We know that diverse teams are strong teams, and welcome those from all backgrounds and varying experiences.
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Requires a Bachelor's degree in pharmacy or a PharmD and a current pharmacist license. Candidates should have at least 3 years of experience in managed care, ambulatory care, or a clinical practice environment.
Market context
Hospital pharmacy roles in Tennessee are often driven by steady demand for licensed pharmacists who can support inpatient medication safety, sterile compounding, and controlled-substance handling. These positions are competitive because employers usually want an accredited pharmacy degree, an active Tennessee license with Controlled Substance Qualification Endorsement, and prior hospital experience; IV admixture experience can strengthen an application. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and highlight any hospital or IV compounding experience on your resume.