Clinical Review Pharmacist
$116,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$116,000 per year
About the role
- Review prescription prior authorizations in the timeliest manner.
- Any supporting clerical tasks associated with pharmacy authorizations/reviews.
- Document medication determination based on professional clinical judgement, evidence-based guidelines, clinical treatment guidelines, state specific workers’ compensation formularies, and third-party Utilization Review when appropriate.
- Document judgement on medication determinations on multiple platforms.
- Recommend to the appropriate party alternative medications, alternative dosing, or other modifications (including discontinuation of medications) as appropriate.
- Reviews therapy plans with case nurses as needed.
- Escalate cases for multi-disciplinary reviews.
- Telephonic engagement with providers for peer-to-peer interventions
- Participate in clinical quality audits for inter-rater reliability assurance and support
- Pharmacists review medication orders for completeness, accuracy, and legality, determining the presence of medication therapy problems in a patient’s current medication therapy, including, for example, any of the following:
- Medication prescribed inappropriately for a particular medical condition
- Current medication therapy regimen is inappropriate (dose, dosage form, duration, schedule, route of administration, method of administration)
- There is therapeutic duplication
- Provide pharmacological information by answering questions and requests of health care professionals and adjusters
- Maintain privacy and confidentiality of all records while adhering to ethical, legal, and regulatory standards.
- Ability to work independently and prioritize workload
- 3+ year of experience in pharmacy clinical care
- Pharmacy B.S or Pharm DStrong documentation skills
- Strong communication and presentation skills
- Prior Authorization
- Pain management treatment protocols and clinical guidelines
- Excellent oral and documentation communication skillsMTM certifications
- Workers’ compensation managed care treatment
- Clinical guidelines and formulary management
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