Senior Manager, Pharmacy Programs & Cost-Effectiveness

University Health System- San Antonio; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

University Health System- San Antonio is seeking an experienced pharmacy leader to oversee clinical management and process improvement for safe, cost-effective medication use across neonatal to adult patients. This role supports P&T activities, formulary and pathway development, and collaborates with medical staff, informatics, and residency programs to monitor costs and guide therapy.

Texas licensure is required; a Pharm.D.

Qualifications

• Licensure to practice Pharmacy in Texas is required.
• A Pharm. D. Degree, post-graduate residency, fellowship, or Master’s Degree is required.
• Five years additional experience in a clinically oriented hospital pharmacy is required.
• Certification via BCPS (Board of Pharmaceutical Specialties) is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Oversight and leadership of clinical management and process improvement programs to promote safe and cost effective use of medications for neonatal through adult patients.
• Disseminates clinical information to Medical and Pharmacy Staff and allied health personnel; supports P&T and Drug Utilization Evaluation committees; oversees formulary utilization programs and pathway/order set development.
• Develops reports to monitor usage and trends, guides plans to control costs and usage, and addresses medication reimbursement issues. Oversees clinical specialists, ICU decentralized pharmacists and Informatics pharmacist.

Education

Pharm. D. degree

Residency/Fellowship/Master's

Job description

University Health System- San Antonio is seeking an experienced pharmacy leader to oversee clinical management and process improvement for safe, cost-effective medication use across neonatal to adult patients. This role supports P&T activities, formulary and pathway development, and collaborates with medical staff, informatics, and residency programs to monitor costs and guide therapy.

Texas licensure is required; a Pharm.D.