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MTM Pharmacist – Help Patients Get the Most Out of Their Medications
Are you passionate about patient care and looking for a role with strong clinical impact and better work-life balance? We’re seeking
MTM Pharmacists
(Medication Therapy Management) to join our growing team. In this role, you’ll use your clinical knowledge to optimize therapy, reduce costs, and improve patient outcomes.
Responsibilities
Conduct comprehensive medication reviews (CMRs) with patients to identify medication-related problems.
Provide targeted medication interventions (TMEs) and follow-up to support adherence and safety.
Collaborate with prescribers, health plans, and care teams to resolve therapy issues.
Document interventions clearly and maintain compliance with MTM program requirements.
Educate patients on safe, effective use of their medications and address barriers to adherence.
What You’ll Bring
Education:
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) or Bachelor of Pharmacy degree.
Licensure:
Active and unrestricted pharmacist license in the U.S.
Experience:
Retail, hospital, ambulatory care, or prior MTM experience is a plus—but all licensed pharmacists are encouraged to apply, including new grads.
Skills:
Strong communication, patient counseling, and ability to work independently.
Why This Role?
Flexibility:
Many MTM pharmacist positions offer remote or hybrid work.
Impact:
Directly improve patient outcomes by reducing adverse events and optimizing medication therapy.
Growth:
Build expertise in managed care, ambulatory care, and clinical pharmacy pathways.
Rewards:
Competitive pay, benefits, and opportunities to expand into roles like prior authorization, clinical review, or population health.
About Us We partner with health plans, PBMs, and healthcare organizations nationwide to deliver high-quality MTM services. Our pharmacists are at the center of patient care, making medications safer, more effective, and more affordable.
Apply Today Ready to advance your pharmacy career? Apply now for our
MTM Pharmacist opening
and help patients achieve better health outcomes.
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Are you passionate about patient care and looking for a role with strong clinical impact and better work-life balance? We’re seeking
MTM Pharmacists
(Medication Therapy Management) to join our growing team. In this role, you’ll use your clinical knowledge to optimize therapy, reduce costs, and improve patient outcomes.
Responsibilities
Conduct comprehensive medication reviews (CMRs) with patients to identify medication-related problems.
Provide targeted medication interventions (TMEs) and follow-up to support adherence and safety.
Collaborate with prescribers, health plans, and care teams to resolve therapy issues.
Document interventions clearly and maintain compliance with MTM program requirements.
Educate patients on safe, effective use of their medications and address barriers to adherence.
What You’ll Bring
Education:
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) or Bachelor of Pharmacy degree.
Licensure:
Active and unrestricted pharmacist license in the U.S.
Experience:
Retail, hospital, ambulatory care, or prior MTM experience is a plus—but all licensed pharmacists are encouraged to apply, including new grads.
Skills:
Strong communication, patient counseling, and ability to work independently.
Why This Role?
Flexibility:
Many MTM pharmacist positions offer remote or hybrid work.
Impact:
Directly improve patient outcomes by reducing adverse events and optimizing medication therapy.
Growth:
Build expertise in managed care, ambulatory care, and clinical pharmacy pathways.
Rewards:
Competitive pay, benefits, and opportunities to expand into roles like prior authorization, clinical review, or population health.
About Us We partner with health plans, PBMs, and healthcare organizations nationwide to deliver high-quality MTM services. Our pharmacists are at the center of patient care, making medications safer, more effective, and more affordable.
Apply Today Ready to advance your pharmacy career? Apply now for our
MTM Pharmacist opening
and help patients achieve better health outcomes.
#J-18808-Ljbffr