MTM Pharmacist (Remote/WFH/Boston, MA)

October 3, 2026

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Equity Staffing Group is currently staffing several MTM Pharmacists for remote work nationwide. This is contract to potential FTE work. Our client serves millions of customers daily and has a reputation for bold ideas. If you enjoy working with energetic people in a collaborative environment, we want to speak with you! Position: MTM PharmacistLocation: Remote/WFH/USADuration: 6 Month contract to start, potential for Extension/Conversion to FTEStart Date: 11/30/2026 and 12/07/2026 Description:The Clinical Engagement Services Center team provides a variety of clinical services, such as: Adherence, Diabetes, Fraud Waste & Abuse, Medication Therapy Management, PolyPharmacy, Retrospective Drug Utilization, and STARS adherence. The team comprises of clinical pharmacists, clinical nurses, certified pharmacy technicians, and customer service representatives that complete various functions to successfully meet the operational requirements of each clinical service. The work hours required will require flexibility to work rotating shifts between the hours of 8:00am and 8:00pm CST, Monday through Friday. The Clinical Pharmacist will report into the Operations Team Manager. This role is primarily responsible for performing telephonic consultations with members to complete comprehensive medication reviews, adherence related consults, and improve disease state management. In addition, the clinical pharmacist will document the care delivered and communicates essential information to the member’s primary care providers. Responsibilities:Engage members telephonically and schedule pharmacist consultation appointments with members that participate in any of the clinical programs operationally supported by the Clinical Engagement Services Center.Prioritize the privacy and confidentiality of the patient’s medical information, adhering to HIPAA regulations, and organizational policies at all times.Utilize prescription claims data to generate clinical recommendations according to Medication Therapy Management and Retrospective Drug Utilization Review program protocols providing clinical recommendations pertaining to, but not limited to, gaps in care, high risk medications, compliance and adherence, drug interactions, therapeutic substitution, and generic substitutionAssess medication regimen for unnecessary medications, ineffective medications, inappropriate doses, and adverse drug reactions.Provide patient education on medication regimen and disease states.Accurately document patient care notes and recommendations in an efficient, professional, concise and clear manner.Keep current with new and emerging clinical trendsActive participation in departmental meetings to improve clinical programs and enhance processesFollow all policies and procedures related to jobMeet productivity and performance expectations set forth by management.Support Clinical Service Engagement team as needed for special projectsOther duties as assigned by Operations Manager Required Qualifications:Current and unrestricted Pharmacist license in the state of residence.Strong knowledge of disease state management guidelines and the 5 Core Elements of MTM Services (1) Medication Therapy Review – Comprehensive and Targeted, 2) Personal Medication List (PML), 3) Medication-Related Action Plan (MAP), 4) Interventions and Referrals, and 5) Documentation of Services and Follow-up)1+ years of experience working remotely/independently within a cross functional team environment, self-directed with excellent organizational skills.Ability to navigate approved MTM platforms and multi-task using multiple databases/platforms, and applications. Competent use of computers/technology.Intermediate level of proficiency with Microsoft Word, Outlook, and ExcelAbility to work a flexible schedule with rotating shifts between the hours of 9:00am and 8:00pm CST, Monday through Friday. Extended hours and occasional weekends may be required as needed. Min Education: Bachelor's Degree or Pharm D

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