Clinical Pharmacist- Fellowship
Axil Health·Fayetteville, North Carolina
Axil Health·Fayetteville, North Carolina
The Pharmacist Fellow provides comprehensive medication management and chronic disease care within medical facilities. Responsibilities include collaborating with providers, utilizing remote patient monitoring, and conducting clinical research to improve patient outcomes.
Are you a retail pharmacist looking to escape retail and make more of a clinical impact? Are you a recent graduate seeking a fellowship experience? Are you a hospital pharmacist looking to transition into ambulatory care? Are you passionate about making a meaningful impact in the healthcare industry?
Then we invite you to apply for our Ambulatory Care Fellowship Program! We have both 2-year options for new graduates or a 1-year option for experienced retail/hospital pharmacists without previous fellowship or residency experience.
As a Fellow, you will establish and maintain professional relationships with all team members within the medical practice. Responsibilities may vary depending on the unique needs of each independent practice, offering you a diverse and stimulating workload. Must live in a commutable distance to the posted job location – this role is performed in provider clinics and may require regional travel to a group of clinics.
Build and work directly with your patient panel to drive clinical outcomes and results.
Spearhead patient enrollment, device management, and data interpretation for RPM.
Collaborate on medication management with supervising providers.
Participate and lead topic discussions for current staff and residents.
Precept PGY-1 Students and participate in Axil Health Fellowship Program.
Develop individualize care plans based on specific patient needs.
Provide recommendations or implement therapy changes, when necessary.
Axil Health is a privately-owned collective of pharmacists providing clinical services within established medical facilities. The role of Pharmacist Fellow is crucial in Axil Health's patient care and chronic disease management model. This role is committed to delivering outstanding patient care with a focus on chronic disease management, care coordination, and monitoring adherence. Furthermore, the Pharmacist Fellow will participate in innovative research projects, evaluating disease states, and appraising new treatments.
Provide comprehensive medication management and counseling to patients with chronic diseases, ensuring optimal therapeutic outcomes.
Collaborate with healthcare providers to develop and implement individualized treatment plans tailored to patients’ needs.
Utilize remote patient monitoring technologies to track patient progress and intervene proactively to prevent complications.
Develop protocols and guidelines for the management of chronic diseases, including diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular diseases, and others.
Monitor patient adherence to treatment regimens and adjust therapies as necessary to achieve therapeutic goals.
Educate patients on disease self-management strategies and lifestyle modifications.
Conduct literature reviews and analyze scientific literature to stay abreast of advancements in disease states and treatment modalities.
Design and implement research studies to evaluate the efficacy and safety of new pharmaceutical products or treatment approaches.
Collect and analyze data, interpret results, and prepare research findings for publication or presentation at conferences.
Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers to ensure coordinated and integrated patient care.
Participate in multidisciplinary rounds, case conferences, and team meetings to discuss patient cases and treatment plans.
Serve as a resource to healthcare providers regarding medication management, drug interactions, and therapeutic alternatives.
Please note, that this career opportunity is open to all experience levels. Retail pharmacists, Recent graduates, and current clinical pharmacists are all encouraged to apply.
Candidates must hold a Pharm.D. degree and an active pharmacist license in the appropriate state. BCAP certification and strong clinical knowledge of chronic disease management are highly desired.
Market context
Pharmacy roles in North Carolina typically stay competitive because employers look for licensed pharmacists who can step in quickly in retail, hospital, or clinical settings. A B.S. in Pharmacy or Pharm.D. and a valid North Carolina pharmacist license are required here, while PGY1 completion and Board Certification can strengthen an application. Job requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description, helping you review details faster; before applying, confirm your license status and highlight any residency or certification experience.
