Sr. Director, Business Systems Analysis

Omnicell, Inc.; Grapevine (TX); On-site; USD 190,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

Omnicell, Inc. seeks a Senior Director to own the Pharmacy Management System (PMS) and automation strategy (RPA) across Specialty Pharmacy Services and 340B operations.

You will bridge pharmacy operations and technology, lead Lean Six Sigma initiatives, and scale processes to support 175+ locations while preserving quality and patient service. This role reports to the VP, Analytics & Optimization and partners with Pharmacy Operations, Analytics, Product and Technology to deliver measurable

Qualifications

• Bridge technology and operations to translate system capabilities into practical pharmacy workflows.
• Drive automation strategies and Lean Six Sigma improvements across SPS and 340B.
• Lead cross-functional collaboration with Pharmacy Ops, Analytics, Product and Tech.
• Influence scale-up to 175+ locations while maintaining quality and service.

Responsibilities

• Own the Pharmacy Management System (PMS) and governance, roadmap, and configurations.
• Develop and execute the automation/RPA strategy for high-value pharmaceutical workflows.
• Lead standardization and optimization of PMS workflows across locations for efficiency and consistency.
• Drive continuous process improvement and scaling initiatives with measurable impact.

Skills

Tech-ops translator

Automation mindset

Continuous improvement leader

End-user focus

Scales by design

Job description

Senior Director, Pharmacy Management System & Automation (RPA)

Reports to: VP, Analytics & Optimization | Function: Operational Excellence & Automation

Role Summary

The Senior Director, Pharmacy Management System & Automation will own the Pharmacy Management System (PMS), automation strategy (RPA), and process improvement capability across Specialty Pharmacy Services and 340B operations.

This leader will serve as the critical bridge between pharmacy operations, process improvement, and technology — bringing dedicated ownership and governance to capabilities currently distributed across multiple teams. The role will enable the business to scale to 175+ pharmacies by optimizing processes, reducing variation, and leveraging technology and automation to increase operational capacity without proportional increases in labor.

Key Responsibilities

Pharmacy Management System

• Own the PMS as a business capability, including business requirements, configuration, workflow design, optimization, governance, and roadmap priorities, in partnership with the Technology organization that owns and supports the platform.
• Translate pharmacy and 340B operational needs into clear system requirements and scalable solutions.
• Drive standardization and optimization of PMS workflows across pharmacy locations to improve efficiency, quality, consistency, and the end-user experience.

Automation & RPA

• Develop and execute the automation/RPA strategy across Specialty Pharmacy and 340B operations, identifying and prioritizing high-value opportunities to eliminate repetitive and non-value-added manual work.
• Deploy automation across key operational use cases, including 340B qualification rule configuration, audit processing and reconciliation, and other high-volume transactional workflows.
• Build repeatable automation solutions that reduce manual touchpoints and errors, improve productivity, and create additional operational capacity.

Process Improvement & Scale

• Lead Lean Six Sigma (LSS) and continuous process improvement efforts across the operation, identifying root causes of inefficiency and reducing unnecessary process variation.
• Evaluate end-to-end workflows to identify opportunities for simplification, standardization, automation, and improved system utilization.
• Build system- and automation-driven processes that enable the pharmacy footprint to scale to 175+ locations while maintaining quality, consistency, and service.
• Partner closely with Pharmacy Operations, 340B, Analytics, Product, Technology, and other business leaders to align system, automation, and process improvement priorities with business needs and measurable outcomes.

What Success Looks Like (first 12–24 months)

• Clear ownership and governance established for PMS optimization, automation, and process improvement across SPS and 340B.
• High-value automation opportunities prioritized and deployed, including key 340B and pharmacy operational workflows.
• Manual and non-value-added work measurably reduced, improving productivity and allowing pharmacy teams to focus more time on higher-value activities and customer service.
• Standardized workflows and reduced process variation driving greater quality, consistency, and efficiency across the operation.
• Increased operational capacity supporting growth to 175+ pharmacies without proportional increases in headcount.

Qualifications & Experience

• 10+ years of progressive experience in pharmacy technology, pharmacy operations, automation, process improvement, or related functions, including significant leadership responsibility.
• Demonstrated expertise with pharmacy management systems and a strong understanding of pharmacy and/or 340B operational workflows.
• Deep experience with RPA, workflow automation, Lean Six Sigma/process improvement, and operational optimization in complex, high-volume environments.
• Strong ability to bridge technology and operations — understands both system capabilities and real-world business processes and can translate effectively between the two.
• Demonstrated experience identifying root causes, reducing process variation, and implementing technology-enabled solutions that deliver measurable productivity, quality, and scalability improvements.
• Pharmacy and/or 340B experience strongly preferred, including familiarity with 340B qualification rules, audit processes, and operational workflows.
• Demonstrated experience leading significant transformation and change initiatives across multiple functions.

Competencies

• Technology + operations translator — connects system capabilities with real-world pharmacy and 340B operational needs.
• Automation-first mindset — looks for opportunities to simplify, standardize, and automate before adding manual processes or incremental resources.
• Continuous improvement leader — uses data and disciplined problem-solving to address root causes and eliminate process variation.
• End-user focused — improves the experience of pharmacy teams by reducing unnecessary manual work and designing intuitive, effective workflows.
• Scales by design — builds systems, processes, and automation capable of supporting significant growth without proportional increases in complexity or labor.