Staff Pharmacist, Alabama

As a BlinkRx Pharmacist, you are the clinical backbone of our closed-door facility. You will verify prescriptions with speed and precision, provide proactive phone-based patient counseling, and collaborate with prescribers to keep medications moving without compromising safety. This role is ideal for pharmacists who thrive in a structured, high-throughput environment and are passionate about improving patient outcomes at scale.

Responsibilities

Review and clinically verify new and refill prescriptions for therapeutic appropriateness, drug-drug interactions, contraindications, and dosing accuracy; Validate prescription data entry performed by pharmacy technicians; Perform pharmacist verification of filled prescriptions in a closed-door fulfillment environment; Perform daily prospective drug utilization review (DUR); Manage specialty medication handling requirements including cold-chain verification; Provide proactive outbound patient counseling calls for new prescriptions; Handle inbound clinical patient calls related to counseling and clinical inquiries; Document all patient interactions thoroughly in the patient profile; Support Spanish-speaking patients with bilingual counseling where applicable; Contact prescriber offices to clarify incomplete, ambiguous, or clinically inappropriate prescriptions; Partner with prescribers on therapeutic substitutions, DAW overrides, and formulary alternatives; Supervise pharmacy technicians across data entry, prescription processing, packaging, and fulfillment workflows; Conduct real-time quality checks on technician work product; Identify and escalate technician performance trends to pharmacy leadership; Ensure strict compliance with HIPAA, state pharmacy practice acts, federal DEA regulations, and all BlinkRx corporate policies; Oversee proper handling, documentation, and destruction of PHI-containing records and materials; Participate in quality assurance activities including internal audits, prescription error tracking, and near-miss reporting; Report adverse drug events and medication errors through established pharmacovigilance channels; Maintain fulfillment area compliance standards; Collaborate with pharmacy leadership, patient services, clinical, compliance, and technology teams; Coordinate with shipping and fulfillment team to resolve packaging errors, return-to-sender issues, and delivery failures; Provide clinical input on technology enhancements, workflow tools, and software configurations; Participate in team huddles, quality reviews, and department meetings

Requirements

Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree from an ACPE-accredited College of Pharmacy; Active Pharmacy License in good standing with your state Board of Pharmacy AND Idaho Board of Pharmacy; Active Missouri Pharmacy License in good standing with the Missouri Board of Pharmacy; Strong command of the English language (written and verbal); Demonstrated ability to perform high-volume prescription verification with strong attention to detail and accuracy; Strong technical aptitude and ability to learn pharmacy management systems, verification platforms, and internal workflow tools; Candidates must obtain licensure in 3 additional states from the list within the first 9 months of hire

Nice to have

bilingual Spanish; 3+ years of experience in a mail order, specialty, retail or closed-door fulfillment pharmacy; prior licensure in any of the listed states is a plus; Familiarity with pharmacovigilance or adverse drug event reporting protocols