Clinical Pharmacy Programs Lead: Formulary & Pathways

University Health; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

University Health seeks a pharmacist leader to oversee clinical management and cost-effective medication use across hospital settings. You will guide formulary development, clinical pathways, and P&T activities, while collaborating with medical staff and informatics teams.

The role requires Texas licensure, a Pharm.D. (or equivalent) and at least five years of hospital pharmacy experience; BCPS is preferred and reimbursement expertise is a plus.

Qualifications

• Texas licensure to practice pharmacy required.
• Pharm.D. degree or equivalent required; residency/fellowship/masters preferred.
• Five years of clinical hospital pharmacy experience required; BCPS preferred; reimbursement expertise preferred.

Responsibilities

• Oversee clinical management and process improvement programs for safe, cost-effective medication use.
• Disseminate clinical information to medical and pharmacy staff and allied health personnel.
• Support P&T and Drug Utilization Evaluation committees and subcommittees of P&T.
• Oversee formulary utilization programs and pathway/order set development.
• Develop reports to monitor usage and identify trends in high-cost medications.
• Address reimbursement issues and guide cost containment strategies.

Skills

Clinical leadership

Process improvement

Formulary management

Medication safety

Education

Pharm.D. degree

Texas licensure to practice

Post-graduate residency/fellowship/masters

Job description

University Health seeks a pharmacist leader to oversee clinical management and cost-effective medication use across hospital settings. You will guide formulary development, clinical pathways, and P&T activities, while collaborating with medical staff and informatics teams.

The role requires Texas licensure, a Pharm.D. (or equivalent) and at least five years of hospital pharmacy experience; BCPS is preferred and reimbursement expertise is a plus.