Job Description: 

Position Summary:
This role supports the Defense Health Agency (DHA) Pharmacy Operations Division through the Pharmacy Operations Support Contract Plus (POSC+). The selected candidate will function as a Pharmacist with Pharmacoeconomics expertise, providing both clinical and economic evaluations to support formulary management, pharmaceutical policy, and cost-effective drug therapy within the Military Health System (MHS).
 
Key Responsibilities:
Clinical & Administrative Support

• Provide administrative and technical support to the DoD Pharmacy & Therapeutics (P&T) Committee, including drafting minutes and ensuring 508 compliance.
• Assist in the preparation of industry solicitations and coordinate with DLA and VA to establish national pharmaceutical contracts.
• Support the evaluation and implementation of formulary decisions and DHA pharmaceutical policies.

Pharmacoeconomic & Analytical Duties

• Perform pharmacoeconomic analyses (cost-minimization, cost-effectiveness, cost-utility) and budget impact assessments.
• Conduct studies on pharmacoepidemiology, drug use evaluation, and pharmaceutical utilization.
• Develop evidence-based clinical effectiveness reviews and comparative cost-effectiveness reports.
• Use decision tree models, Markov modeling, regression techniques, and relevant databases (e.g., SAS, Tableau, SQL, Excel).
• Present data-driven recommendations to the DoD P&T Committee and the Uniform Formulary Beneficiary Advisory Panel.

Cross-Functional Collaboration

• Participate in analytics teams to calculate operational metrics and present insights.
• Collaborate with medical affairs, policy teams, and stakeholders to influence DoD formulary management.

 
Required Qualifications:
Education:

• Advanced degree in Public Health, Business, or Pharmacoeconomics is a plus.
• Doctor of Pharmacy preferred
• PGY1 graduate preferred

Experience:

• Minimum 5 years in clinical pharmacy, with experience in managed care or government/military pharmacy settings.
• Demonstrated experience conducting pharmacoeconomic evaluations.

 
Technical Skills:

• Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access).
• Proficiency in SQL queries, SAS, Tableau, and data visualization tools.
• Strong medical research and literature review capabilities. 

Work Conditions:

• Primarily remote, with occasional travel to support meetings, training, or conferences as required.
• Regular interaction with government stakeholders and adherence to DHA security protocols.