Regional Ambulatory Pharmacist Leader — Drive Patient Care

ChenMed; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); Sur place; USD 129 000 - 184 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

ChenMed is seeking a Regional Manager, Ambulatory Pharmacist to lead ambulatory pharmacy programs across a multistate region. This clinical leader will supervise pharmacists, drive CMS Star Ratings and HEDIS improvements, and ensure safe, cost-effective medication management in primary care clinics.

The role blends direct patient care with administration, requiring PharmD, active license, BCACP/BCGP preference, and up to 50% regional travel.

Qualifications

• PharmD degree and active pharmacy license in good standing.
• Five years in primary/ambulatory care with management experience.
• BCACP or BCGP is a plus; immunization and medication therapy management certs are favorable.
• Experience with managed care, HMO, PBM, or MSO settings desired.
• Willingness to travel regionally up to 50% and work flexible hours.

Responsabilités

• Direct supervision of ambulatory pharmacists and staff within the region.
• Oversee ambulatory pharmacy program and regional operations.
• Lead CMS Star Ratings and HEDIS performance improvements.
• Direct patient care, scheduling, policy development, and regulatory compliance.
• Collaborate with physicians and providers on protocols and care plans.
• Educate and precept staff; support quality improvement initiatives.
• Manage medication therapy decisions within a protocol-driven framework.
• Coordinate transitions of care and prevent readmissions.

Connaissances

Leadership

Organizational skills

Clinical decision-making

Communication skills

Travel up to 50%

English fluency

Formation

Doctorate of Pharmacy (PharmD)

Valid pharmacy license

Residency or ambulatory care certification preferred

Description du poste

ChenMed is seeking a Regional Manager, Ambulatory Pharmacist to lead ambulatory pharmacy programs across a multistate region. This clinical leader will supervise pharmacists, drive CMS Star Ratings and HEDIS improvements, and ensure safe, cost-effective medication management in primary care clinics.

The role blends direct patient care with administration, requiring PharmD, active license, BCACP/BCGP preference, and up to 50% regional travel.