About CityLife: CityLife Neighborhood Clinics… Improving health block by block… It’s a movement!  CityLife is changing how members should think of primary care. Like the old family doctor, primary care is the first place to go for all your health needs. A primary care physician has been the first stop to diagnose & treat illness. Now, primary care is still where you go when you are sick & want to feel better, but also when you need help with the health care system & when you are well & want to get healthier.

Only you can improve your health, but you do not have to do it alone.  At CityLife, we know health is more than just physical, which is why we have a care team in place to take care of the whole you, as a person, and not as a condition! The minute you walk in the door, a warm family feel not only makes you feel cared for, but comfortable.  At CityLife, you not only have a doctor, but a whole team of health care professionals built around you and your needs!  The health care system is hard to navigate, and at CityLife, we know that. That is why we have made it our mission to make health easier by offering same-day visits, walk-in care and so much more!

Position Description: Reporting to the Medical Director, the Clinical Pharmacist collaborates with a multi-disciplinary team composed of physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, behavior therapists and clinical assistants providing optimal patient care in a primary care setting.

Essential Duties:

• Conducts comprehensive appraisals of patients' health by performing medication reconciliations
• Evaluates drug therapy, safety and efficacy through direct patient involvement and review of electronic medical records
• Develops, documents and executes therapeutic plans with collaborating physicians and nurse practitioners
• Establishes collaborative practice agreements between physicians, nurse practitioners and clinical pharmacists 
• Delivers chronic disease state management according to established collaborative practice agreements including, but not limited to diabetes, HTN, COPD, and warfarin management
• Provides medication and disease state education, blood glucose monitor training, inhaler training, and insulin training to patients and patient caregivers
• Administers medications and immunizations according to pre-established protocols
• Assists patients in enrollment of patient assistance programs 
• Coordinates medication and sample inventory management for assigned clinics
• Researches and responds to drug information questions

Qualifications/Skills:

• Ability to demonstrate reliability and responsiveness to members, families and team members
• Ability to demonstrate mutual respect and build a trusting environment with members, families and team members
• Makes meaningful improvement to services, programs and processes and/or organizational effectiveness that creates new value for members and employees
• Works collaboratively across disciplines and administrative functions across the organization and in the community
• Ability to participate towards a common goal, reinforcing individual capabilities
• Ability to assess external factors that impact health and behavior
• Practice shared accountability between members, families, teams and partners

Position Requirements:

• PharmD from an accredited institution
• PGY1 residency or three (3) years’ experience in an ambulatory care setting
• State of PA Pharmacist
• CPR certification
• Immunization certification

Preferred Requirements:

• Must have experience with direct patient and prescriber contact, including administration of medication
• Board certification preferred
• Experience in disease state management and independent clinical work