Clinical Pharmacist

1. Clinical Program Support

• Support implementation and ongoing management of formulary, utilization management, and clinical policy programs within an assigned line of business.
• Evaluate clinical implications of pharmacy program changes and emerging utilization trends.
• Maintain alignment between clinical strategy and line-of-business needs.
• Identify and communicate opportunities to improve clinical and financial outcomes.

2. Formulary & Utilization Management Activities

• Conduct clinical reviews of medications, therapeutic classes, and utilization patterns.
• Formulary evaluations and clinical recommendation development.
• Evaluate utilization management programs and identify opportunities for refinement.
• Development, implementation, and maintenance of clinical policies and coverage criteria.

3. Clinical Evaluation & Trend Management

• Review pharmacy utilization data, emerging trends, and clinical outcomes to identify opportunities for intervention.
• Evaluate the clinical impact of new therapies, utilization patterns, and pharmacy initiatives.
• Development of recommendations designed to improve member outcomes and manage pharmacy trend.
• Collaborate with Data Analysts to interpret findings and evaluate potential opportunities.

4. Operational & Cross-Functional Collaboration

• Partner with Pharmacy Operations to support operational implementation of clinical decisions and policy updates.
• Collaborate with Pharmacy Solutions on strategic initiatives and readiness planning.
• Support Pharmacy Performance with clinical interpretation of PBM programs, formulary changes, and utilization management performance.
• Serve as a clinical resource for internal stakeholders and external vendor partners.

5. Governance & Clinical Consultation

• Support preparation of materials and recommendations for Pharmacy & Therapeutics (P&T) Committee activities.
• Provide clinical consultation regarding formulary, utilization management, and pharmacy program questions.
• Participate in cross-functional initiatives requiring pharmacy clinical expertise.
• Assist with regulatory, accreditation, and compliance activities impacting pharmacy clinical programs.

6. Performs all other miscellaneous responsibilities and duties as assigned or directed.

Qualifications

1. Pharmacy degree and two years of experience as a pharmacist; or equivalent combination of education and experience

2. Knowledge of health care industry trends.

3. Knowledge of basic relevant statistical analyses.

4. Proficiency in issues identification and data collection, analysis, and interpretation.

5. Proficiency in development and execution of operational process flows.

6. Strong oral and written communication skills.

7. Intermediate working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications. Including but not limited to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.

8. Hawaii Pharmacist licensure.