Mens Health Foundation·West Hollywood, California
The pharmacist manages day-to-day pharmacy operations, including prescription verification, patient counseling, and clinical services like immunizations. They are also responsible for ensuring compliance with 340B, DEA, and Board of Pharmacy regulations while collaborating with multi-disciplinary staff.
Are you in search of a fulfilling and meaningful position? Do you want to work for an organization that promotes growth and development?
Here at Men's Health Foundation we envision a world where inequity and stigma do not separate people from healthcare.
"Reimagining Healthcare" is our commitment to affirming the unique experience of every patient. We prioritize our patients’ evolving needs and strive to help each patient feel comfortable, understood, and respected.
Men’s Health Foundation connects men at risk to comprehensive healthcare and wellness through education, collaboration, and advocacy, inspiring and empowering all men to live longer, healthier, and happier lives. We see a world where inequity and stigma do not separate men from healthcare. At Men’s Health Foundation, we are reimagining men’s healthcare.
Practices Pharmacy in a community setting with clinical functions. Responsible for day-to-day pharmacist duties.
Essential functions and responsibilities
Prescription processing and verification, coordination of prescription delivery, insurance claim transmission issue resolution, and workflow maintenance.
Perform drug utilization reviews of patient profiles to prevent drug-drug interactions, drug-disease interactions, and duplicative therapies and to increase medication adherence.
Patient counseling on all aspects of medication use by state and federal laws.
Clinical pharmacy services include immunizations, Medication Therapy Management (MTM), smoking cessation, naloxone prescribing, pharmacist clinician, etc.) and maintenance of the associated certifications.
Prescriber consultation to ensure the appropriateness of therapy and medication safety.
Interact with multi-disciplinary program staff to provide exceptional integrated patient care.
Supervise pharmacy technicians and pharmacy interns as appropriate per licensure.
Communicate with the pharmacy operations manager, chief pharmacy officer, and management as appropriate when concerns/questions arise.
Interaction with other MHF departments as appropriate.
Document all patient counseling, clinical encounters, and coordination of patient care in appropriate records.
Communicates with other program staff, including the MCC, PCC, etc.
Understanding and compliance with the 340B program, DEA, and Board of Pharmacy.
Answer pharmacy phone calls and return calls to patients.
Attendance and participation in committee meetings as assigned (ex. Pharmacy and Therapeutics, Provider Meetings, Research)
Ordering and return of expired CII drugs by state and federal laws.
Travel for training, patient care, and staff coverage as directed.
General knowledge of and ability to perform technician duties in the case of an absence or crisis, including opening/closing procedures.
Maintenance of a work environment conducive to excellent customer service.
Maintenance of a clean and organized pharmacy environment.
Lead and participate in regularly scheduled and ad hoc pharmacy inventory as directed.
Participate in annual OSHA and HIPPA trainings.
Uphold all principles of confidentiality and patient care to the fullest extent.
Adhere to all professional and ethical behavior standards of the healthcare industry.
Interact honestly, trustworthy, professionally, and respectfully with patients, employees, visitors, and vendors.
Candidates must hold a Doctor of Pharmacy degree and a valid California Pharmacist license. A PGY1 residency or two years of relevant pharmacy experience is required, with a preference for Spanish speakers and experience in HIV/sexual health medications.
Market context
California pharmacy roles typically stay competitive because employers look for candidates who already hold a BS Pharmacy or Pharm.D., a valid California Pharmacist License, and current BLS and ACLS certifications. These positions can also require additional board-style certification within two years, so applicants with closely matched credentials and recent clinical experience often stand out. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly confirm fit, then verify your license and certifications before applying.
