Lynn Community Health Center·Lynn, Massachusetts
The Clinical Pharmacist provides medication management and collaborative drug therapy management within an FQHC environment to improve patient outcomes. Responsibilities include educating patients on medication use, addressing affordability barriers, and documenting interventions in electronic health records.
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The Lynn Community Health Center (LCHC) Clinical Pharmacist will provide medication management expertise in a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) environment under a collaborative practice agreement.
Through direct patient care, embedded on a care team, the Clinical Pharmacist will leverage their clinical expertise and knowledge of medications to ensure our patients have better health outcomes.
The Clinical Pharmacist will work closely with the Community Pharmacy Cooperative (CPC) team, which manages our internal pharmacy.
CPC is a subsidiary organization of Community Care Cooperative (C3), the Accountable Care Organization of which LCHC is a member.
The Clinical Pharmacist position is currently embedded at the practice site though some responsibilities may be achievable remotely.
To improve patient outcomes and safety.
Work hours: 40 hours full time hybrid
1. Provides collaborative drug therapy management (CDTM) including initiating, modifying, discontinuing, monitoring, refilling drug regimens for specific populations based on organizational needs. 2. Maintains a collaborative practice agreement and Massachusetts Controlled Substance License consistent with state law for purposes of providing CDTM.
3. Educates patients on their medications and promotes effective medication use 4. Identifies patient specific barriers to adherence and develops plan to improve medication-taking behavior (ex. prepackaged medication packs, delivery, med synchronization, coordination with inhouse pharmacy) 5. Assists in addressing medication access issues related to affordability
Qualifications: And experience:
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Candidates must hold a Doctor of Pharmacy degree and be a licensed pharmacist in the state of Massachusetts. A PGY1 residency in Ambulatory Care and 3-5 years of clinical experience are preferred.
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