Clinical Outcomes Pharmacist: Value-Based Care Leader

Medical University of South Carolina; Charleston (SC); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Medical University of South Carolina seeks a Clinical Outcomes Pharmacist to optimize medication therapy and improve clinical outcomes, quality performance, and financial sustainability across the health system. The role focuses on population health, high-cost drug management, and value-based care models.

Working with physicians, nursing, finance, and pharmacy leadership, the pharmacist will align medication use with enterprise goals related to quality, safety, and reimbursement, transitioning

Qualifications

• PharmD degree from an accredited college or school of pharmacy.
• Active pharmacist license in good standing in South Carolina (or eligibility).
• Completion of a PGY1 residency or equivalent 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 populations.
• Support disease-state management programs, specialty therapies, oncology, transplant, and other complex care areas.
• Collaborate with clinical teams to reduce medication-related adverse events, readmissions, and ED utilization.
• Define, monitor, and report KPIs related to medication outcomes.

Skills

Clinical outcomes

Data analytics

Communication

Team collaboration

Education

Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)

South Carolina Pharmacist License (active or eligible)

PGY1 residency or equivalent clinical experience

Job description

Medical University of South Carolina seeks a Clinical Outcomes Pharmacist to optimize medication therapy and improve clinical outcomes, quality performance, and financial sustainability across the health system. The role focuses on population health, high-cost drug management, and value-based care models.

Working with physicians, nursing, finance, and pharmacy leadership, the pharmacist will align medication use with enterprise goals related to quality, safety, and reimbursement, transitioning