Remote Patient Care / Telehealth Pharmacist
pharmacyEast Boston (MA)
Remote Patient Care / Telehealth Pharmacist
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pharmacyEast Boston (MA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Remote Patient Care PharmacistVirtual Counseling & Adherence SupportProvide direct medication counseling, adherence support, and clinical monitoring through telephonic or video visitsall from home. Ideal for pharmacists who love patient interaction and want the flexibility of a remote schedule. Key Responsibilities
Deliver telephonic or video-based medication counseling and education to patients and caregivers.
Monitor therapy outcomes, adherence, and side effects; recommend optimizations as needed.
Conduct medication reconciliations and reviews, especially for high-risk or complex patients.
Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and case managers to coordinate treatment plans.
Document all interventions and communications according to organizational standards.
Support population-health and disease-management programs.
What You'll Bring
Education: PharmD or Bachelor of Pharmacy.
Licensure:
Active U.S. pharmacist license (multiple state licenses preferred but not required).
Experience:
Ambulatory care, MTM, or clinical preferred. Hospital and community pharmacists passionate about patient interaction are encouraged to apply.
Skills: Strong communication, empathy, and ability to build rapport virtually.
Why This Role?
100% work-from-home with flexible scheduling.
Provide direct patient care that improves outcomes and quality of life.
Gain experience in telehealth, MTM, and population health.
Competitive pay, benefits, and career development opportunities
About Us:
We are a confidential healthcare provider delivering virtual pharmacy services nationwide. Our patient-care pharmacists ensure patients understand their medications, follow treatment plans, and achieve better health outcomes. Apply Today Advance your career while working from home as a Remote Patient Care Pharmacistand continue making a difference for patients every day.
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