Pharmacy Technician / STARS
MCS Healthcare Holdings
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- Location
- San Juan, United States
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 13
- 7 days ago
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About the company
MCS Healthcare Holdings
Insurance · 1,001 to 5,000 employees
What you'll do
- Conduct clinical interventions with beneficiaries, providers, and pharmacies to improve medication adherence and support Star Ratings.
- Educate patients, coordinate refills and prescriptions, and document interventions in Rx Effects and Aspect VIA.
What you need
- Requires an associate’s degree in Pharmacy Technician, at least one year of experience in a community or institutional pharmacy, and a valid Pharmacy Technician License and Registration.
- Requires knowledge of ICD-10 clinical criteria and/or CPT procedure codes, advanced Spanish, and basic English.
- Education: an associate degree
Key skills
Pharmacy Technician LicensePharmacy Technician RegistrationICD-10 clinical criteriaCPT procedure codesSpanish – AdvancedEnglish – BasicRx EffectsAspect VIA
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
Oversees interventions and/or calls to clients (beneficiaries, providers, pharmacies) to promote the correct use of medications and follow the prescription to increase adherence in the identified population, which results in a significant impact on the star rating for the company. Participates in the management of clinical interventions with beneficiaries/providers, offering recommendations for the use of Statin Use in Persons with Diabetes (SUPD), Statin Use in Persons with Cardiovascular Disease (SPC), Concurrent Use of Opioids and Benzodiazepines (COB) and/or polypharmacy’s measures (Anticholinergic Burden (ACH) or Central Nervous System Active Medications (CNS)).
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
•Participates in clinical interventions management with beneficiaries and providers, offering recommendations related to high-impact quality measures, including SUPD, SPC, COB, and/or polypharmacy’s measures (ACH and CNS).
•Identifies patients who are not adhering to medication therapy related to key quality measures (diabetes, hypertension, and cholesterol), to proactively improve adherence and positively impact the company’s Star Ratings.
•Performs clinical interventions for clients (beneficiaries, pharmacies, and physicians) related to medication use, where beneficiary adherence directly impacts Star Ratings.
•Participates in pharmacy or company-led initiatives that may impact Star Ratings, such as educational talks or clinical activities with beneficiaries or their physicians, aimed at improving medication adherence inside or outside the company.
•Administers and documents clinical interventions in the Rx Effects and Aspect VIA tools, ensuring accurate tracking and compliance.
•Educates and supports patients so they can obtain their prescribed medications according to clinical and administrative criteria established by the pharmacy department.
•Attends and manages the referral process within the system when beneficiaries need adherence-related medication refills through pharmacies or when members require new prescriptions coordinated with physician offices.
• Must comply fully and consistently with all company policies and procedures, with local and federal laws as well as with the regulations applicable to our Industry, to maintain appropriate business and employment practices.
• May carry out other duties and responsibilities as assigned, according to the requirements of education and experience contained in this document.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Education and Experience: Associate’s degree in Pharmacy Technician. At least one (1) year of experience providing service in the community or institutional pharmacies (hospitals, diagnostic and treatment centers (CDT), nursing services facilities, or asylums).
Certifications / Licenses: A valid Pharmacy Technician License and Registration is required.
Other: Knowledge of ICD-10 clinical criteria and/or CPT procedure codes.
Languages:
Spanish – Advanced (comprehensive, writing and verbal)
English – Basic (comprehensive, writing and verbal)