Clinical Account Consultant - Pharmacy Medicare Formulary Strategy
$102,000.00 - $184,300.00
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SALARY
$102,000.00 - $184,300.00
About the role
- Registered Pharmacist* 4 years of managed care pharmacy experience or 4 years of consulting experience in the pharmacy benefits industry (completion of managed care residency can substitute for 4 years of managed care pharmacy experience requirements)* Knowledge of pharmacy benefits products, services and concepts* Analytical skills including developing reports and synthesizing data to tell a story and develop recommendations* Written and verbal communications skills including developing presentations and presenting to external business leaders or large audiences* Collaboration skills to work across organization on problem resolution, negotiation, consensus building, conflict management, and decision-making skills* Relationship building skills to build strong customer relationships* Project management skills and experience* Experience with Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and clinical/business databases
- Pharm. D. preferred * Managed care pharmacy residency* 2 or more years of Medicare Part D experience* Knowledge of Medicare Part D regulatory requirements* Knowledge of computer applications, including pharmacy claims systems* Proficiency in Microsoft platform functionality (e.g., Word, PowerPoint, Excel)* Understanding of formulary development and/or maintenance* Formulary development and strategy experience* Technical writing or policy development experience This is a Flex (Hybrid) role: 3 days in office; 2 days work from home.#LI-PD1#LI-HybridINJLFAre you being referred to one of our roles? If so, ask your connection at HCSC about our Employee Referral process!
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