Clinical Outcomes Pharmacist — Value-Based Care Lead

Medical University of South Carolina; United States; On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

The Clinical Outcomes Pharmacist at Medical University of South Carolina will optimize medication therapy to improve clinical outcomes, quality, and financial sustainability across the health system. The role collaborates with physicians, nursing, population health, finance, and pharmacy leadership to align therapy with enterprise goals and value-based care models.

Responsibilities include leading programs, measuring outcomes, and developing governance for medication stewardship across inpatient

Qualifications

• Doctor of Pharmacy degree from an accredited college or school of pharmacy.
• Active pharmacist license in good standing (or eligibility for licensure) in South Carolina.
• Completion of a PGY1 pharmacy residency or equivalent clinical experience.
• Demonstrated knowledge of medication therapy management and outcomes measurement.

Responsibilities

• Lead and support initiatives to improve patient- and population-level outcomes through optimized medication therapy.
• Evaluate medication effectiveness, safety, and appropriateness for high-risk, high-cost, and complex patient populations.
• Support disease-state management programs, specialty therapies, and high-cost drug stewardship.
• Collaborate with finance and revenue cycle to align medication strategies with reimbursement and margins.
• Define, monitor, and report KPIs related to medication outcomes and costs.
• Participate in governance structures focused on medication stewardship and outcomes optimization.

Skills

Medication optimization

Outcomes measurement

Data analysis

Cross-functional collaboration

Clinical judgment

Education

PharmD degree

SC Pharmacist license

PGY1 residency

Tools

Dashboards

EHR systems

Job description

The Clinical Outcomes Pharmacist at Medical University of South Carolina will optimize medication therapy to improve clinical outcomes, quality, and financial sustainability across the health system. The role collaborates with physicians, nursing, population health, finance, and pharmacy leadership to align therapy with enterprise goals and value-based care models.

Responsibilities include leading programs, measuring outcomes, and developing governance for medication stewardship across inpatient