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OP Ambulatory Pharmacist Clinician

TypeFull time
EducationDoctorate
PostedOct 19
✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Must have (or be eligible for) a VT pharmacist license.
✓Must be eligible to sit for board certification (BCACP or CSP).
Certifications
✓Must have Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
✓Must have completed a Teaching Certificate.
Education
✓Must have a Doctor of Pharmacy degree (or foreign equivalent degree).
Qualifications
✓Epic; (ii) navigating insurance access issues for specialty medications, infusions, and non-specialty medications; (iii) writing appeal letters for insurance denials; (iv) educating pharmacy technicians, pharmacists, providers, and nurses; and (v) quality improvement projects.
✓Experience can be concurrent.
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Must have (or be eligible for) a VT pharmacist license.
✓Must be eligible to sit for board certification (BCACP or CSP).
Certifications
✓Must have Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
✓Must have completed a Teaching Certificate.
Education
✓Must have a Doctor of Pharmacy degree (or foreign equivalent degree).
Qualifications
✓Epic; (ii) navigating insurance access issues for specialty medications, infusions, and non-specialty medications; (iii) writing appeal letters for insurance denials; (iv) educating pharmacy technicians, pharmacists, providers, and nurses; and (v) quality improvement projects.
✓Experience can be concurrent.
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Full employer posting

Offered Salary: $136,363.20 per year The University of Vermont Health Network – University of Vermont Medical Center seeks an OP Ambulatory Clinical Pharmacist, Specialty Pharmacy to work onsite in Burlington, VT and be responsible for the specialty pharmacy patient management program for gastroenterology and hepatology patients. Must have a Doctor of Pharmacy degree (or foreign equivalent degree). Must be ASHP Accredited PGY1 and PGY2 residency trained.

Must have (or be eligible for) a VT pharmacist license. Must have Basic Life Support (BLS) certification. Must have completed a Teaching Certificate.

Must be eligible to sit for board certification (BCACP or CSP). Must be CITI Program (Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative) trained. Must have experience with: (i) Epic; (ii) navigating insurance access issues for specialty medications, infusions, and non-specialty medications; (iii) writing appeal letters for insurance denials; (iv) educating pharmacy technicians, pharmacists, providers, and nurses; and (v) quality improvement projects.

Experience can be concurrent.