Ambulatory Pharmacist Practitioner: MTM & Access

UF Health; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 110,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

UF Health Jacksonville Ambulatory Pharmacy seeks an Ambulatory Pharmacist Practitioner to deliver comprehensive pharmaceutical care within our ambulatory setting. The role emphasizes MTM, medication access, and specialty services across clinic lines, collaborating with providers, nurses, and care coordinators to optimize outcomes.

The Pharmacist supports integrated ambulatory care, participates in quality and accreditation activities, and acts as a liaison among patients, providers, payers, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy or PharmD required.
• Post-graduate residency training preferred.
• Attention to detail and accuracy in calculations.
• Excellent communication and customer service skills.
• Supervision of pharmacy technicians (3-18 staff).

Responsibilities

• Provide Medication Therapy Management (MTM) and comprehensive medication reviews.
• Conduct medication reconciliation and identify, prevent, and resolve medication-related problems.
• Provide patient education and adherence counseling.
• Monitor therapeutic outcomes and support medication optimization initiatives.
• Oversee prescription fulfillment, refill processing, shipping, and medication delivery operations.

Skills

Attention to detail

Fine motor skills

Computer skills

Communication skills

Supervising technicians

Education

Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy

Pharm D degree

Post-graduate residency training

Job description

UF Health Jacksonville Ambulatory Pharmacy seeks an Ambulatory Pharmacist Practitioner to deliver comprehensive pharmaceutical care within our ambulatory setting. The role emphasizes MTM, medication access, and specialty services across clinic lines, collaborating with providers, nurses, and care coordinators to optimize outcomes.

The Pharmacist supports integrated ambulatory care, participates in quality and accreditation activities, and acts as a liaison among patients, providers, payers, and