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Lemonaid Health in St. Louis seeks a Pharmacy Administrative Coordinator to provide flexible admin support across pharmacy initiatives and regulatory activities.
You will work with leadership and teams to manage licensing, records, data, and documentation, enabling non-clinical work to move efficiently. The role requires a licensed Missouri Pharmacy Technician or eligibility, sharp attention to detail, and strong communication.
Location: St. Louis, Missouri (The Hill)
Reports to: Director, Pharmacy
Lemonaid Health is a mission-driven technology startup committed to providing quality and affordable healthcare to patients nationwide. We build long-term relationships with patients by offering a broad range of primary care services to help them lead happier, healthier lives.
Founded in San Francisco in 2013, our goal is to bring more convenient, affordable healthcare to all Americans. Our mission is to break down barriers that limit people from getting quality healthcare, empowering them to live happier lives. We foster a collaborative environment where every team member is essential, giving enormous responsibility and encouraging authenticity. Guided by our Seven Guiding Principles, we are patient-obsessed, ruthlessly driven, and committed to changing the way people access healthcare.
The Pharmacy Administrative Coordinator provides flexible administrative, operational, and coordination support across a variety of pharmacy initiatives and business needs. This role will work closely with pharmacy leadership and other team members to support licensing and regulatory activities, reporting, operational initiatives, and other pharmacy projects as priorities evolve. As a licensed pharmacy technician familiar with pharmacy operations and workflow, this individual will be able to support activities involving pharmacy systems, records, and patient information when appropriate, allowing work that does not require clinical judgment to be completed efficiently. Responsibilities will vary based on current pharmacy priorities and may include administrative work, data and reporting support, documentation, coordination, and communication to ensure execution of defined project activities.
The pharmacy’s hours of operation are 8:00 am – 8:00 pm Monday through Friday and 9:00 am – 6:30 pm on Saturdays (currently closed on Sundays). This position will have (5) 8-hour shifts per week, totaling 40 hours. Shifts will vary within open hours, and all shifts can change based on the needs of the business.