Pharmacy Programs Impact & Optimization Specialist

MCS Puerto Rico; San Juan (PR); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

MCS Puerto Rico in San Juan is seeking a results-driven Healthcare Administrator with a focus on clinical pharmacy initiatives. You will execute, monitor, and evaluate programs to align with regulatory standards and organizational goals.

The role emphasizes data analysis, KPI tracking, and cross-functional collaboration to drive quality improvements, cost-effective interventions, and strong program performance.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Health Services Administration or related fields.
• Two years of experience in operational processes or clinical programs administration.
• Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel is preferred.
• Understanding of PBM processes and healthcare business practices.

Responsibilities

• Perform comprehensive pharmacy data analysis to evaluate program outcomes and identify trends.
• Drive process improvements across pharmacy programs and optimize performance.
• Analyze KPIs and communicate results to leadership and clinical teams.
• Collaborate with cross-functional departments and vendors to address issues.
• Maintain dashboards and generate reports and executive summaries for stakeholders.
• Ensure regulatory reports and compliance records are prepared and traceable.
• Coordinate pharmacy clinical programs and track deliverables within timelines.

Skills

Data analysis

Process improvement

KPI tracking

Cross-functional collaboration

Reporting

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Health Services Administration / Natural Sciences

Tools

Microsoft Excel

Dashboards/BI tools

Job description

MCS Puerto Rico in San Juan is seeking a results-driven Healthcare Administrator with a focus on clinical pharmacy initiatives. You will execute, monitor, and evaluate programs to align with regulatory standards and organizational goals.

The role emphasizes data analysis, KPI tracking, and cross-functional collaboration to drive quality improvements, cost-effective interventions, and strong program performance.