Clinical Pharmacy Technician

Job Title

Job duties include but are not limited to:

• Review medication profiles for prescription/therapeutic duplication, noncompliance, and allergies/adverse drug reactions; report to CPP.
• Analyze clinical dashboards and lab reports to identify patients needing intervention; notify CPP.
• Provide education to patients on operational issues and therapy compliance.
• Contact patients for lab, appointment, and other clinical reminders.
• Inform patients of lab results and CPP recommendations.
• Conduct initial medication reconciliation for new clinic patients prior to visits.
• Perform routine patient follow-up via phone to assess medication compliance, allergies, adverse events, and other health factors.
• Schedule appointments for CPPs (in-person, telephone, video).
• Triage patient consults and messages to appropriate specialty or staff.
• Accurately document patient interactions in CPRS using templated notes.
• Enter clinic and lab orders with CPP signature as required.
• Assist CPPs with data collection, compiling reports, and presenting findings.
• Screen refill requests, ensuring compliance with controlled substance protocols (urine drug screens, naloxone, STORM, PDMP).
• Provide naloxone education and increase patient access to overdose prevention.
• Assist with medication inventory, Omnicell maintenance, and drug shortage monitoring in ambulatory clinics.
• Assist with population health projects, outreach programs and clinical reviews of high-risk patients.
• Assist the CPP with other operational or administrative tasks not listed above.
• Assist collaborating CPPs in related specialty areas at the discretion of the Associate Chief, Clinical.

Work Schedule: Monday-Friday from 8:00am-4:30pm; tour may be adjusted to meet medical center and patient care needs.

Telework: Not Available

Virtual: This is not a virtual position.

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Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized

Permanent Change of Station (PCS): Not Authorized