Remote Full‑Time Pharmacy Technician Liaison – Specialty Medication Management & Patient Support (Day Shift) – Work‑From‑Home Opportunity with Stanford Health Care

About Stanford Health Care – Pioneering Patient‑Centric Care

Stanford Health Care (SHC) stands at the forefront of medical innovation, research, and compassionate service. With a legacy that spans more than a century, SHC blends world‑class clinical expertise, cutting‑edge technology, and a deep commitment to every patient’s well‑being. Our mission is simple yet profound: to enable patients and families to focus on health, healing, and recovery while we handle the complexities of care. As a member of the Stanford community you will be part of an institution that consistently ranks among the nation’s top hospitals for quality, safety, and patient experience. Whether you are supporting oncology, infectious disease, or emerging specialty therapies, you will be contributing to a culture that values curiosity, collaboration, and continuous improvement.

Why This Role Is a Game‑Changer for Your Career

In today’s rapidly evolving health‑care landscape, specialty pharmacy is a critical touchpoint between cutting‑edge treatments and real‑world patient outcomes. As a Remote Pharmacy Technician Liaison, you will act as the vital bridge that connects prescribers, pharmacists, and patients—ensuring medication regimens are precise, timely, and understandable. This position offers a unique blend of technical pharmacy expertise, patient‑focused communication, and cross‑functional teamwork—all from the comfort of a home‑based office. You will develop deep knowledge of specialty therapeutics, sharpen your problem‑solving abilities, and build professional relationships with clinicians across Stanford’s renowned network. The role is designed for individuals who thrive in dynamic environments, love learning, and are passionate about making a tangible difference in people’s lives.

Position Overview – Remote Pharmacy Technician Liaison (Specialty)

The Pharmacy Technician Liaison works closely with a supervising pharmacist to deliver safe, compliant, and patient‑centered pharmaceutical services. Embedded within a clinic team, you will coordinate medication preparation, provide medication‑adherence support, and serve as a trusted point‑of‑contact for clinicians, patients, and internal SHC staff. You will operate under California Board of Pharmacy (CA BOP) regulations, ensuring every dispense is verified, documented, and aligned with state and federal guidelines. While the role is remote, you will be virtually integrated with one of Stanford’s specialty clinics, collaborating daily via secure platforms, phone, and video to maintain seamless care delivery.

Key Responsibilities

• Medication Preparation & Verification – Accurately compound, package, and label non‑sterile specialty drug products for individual patients, following strict aseptic techniques and completing final pharmacist checks before release.
• Advanced Pharmacist Support – Assist pharmacists with complex patient‑care tasks such as medication reconciliation, therapy monitoring, and clinical documentation.
• Clinical Integration – Participate as an active member of the clinic team, attending virtual huddles, rounding with clinicians, and contributing to multidisciplinary care plans.
• Patient Communication & Education – Conduct outbound therapy adherence check‑ins, explain medication administration techniques, and troubleshoot side‑effect concerns, both via phone and secure messaging.
• Prescription Management – Secure refill prescriptions, process prior authorizations, and coordinate with the centralized Patient Service Center to resolve any dispensing barriers.
• Process Improvement – Identify workflow bottlenecks, propose enhancements, and help develop standard operating procedures that elevate efficiency and patient safety.
• Regulatory Compliance – Maintain up‑to‑date knowledge of local, state, and federal pharmacy regulations; ensure all documentation meets CA BOP standards and SHC internal policies.
• Technology Utilization – Leverage SHC’s pharmacy information systems, electronic health records (EHR), and automated dispensing equipment to document interventions and track outcomes.
• Data Documentation – Accurately record all interactions, interventions, and medication changes in the EHR, supporting analytics and quality‑improvement initiatives.
• Team Collaboration – Work closely with pharmacists, nurses, social workers, and care coordinators to resolve medication‑related issues and enhance the overall patient journey.
• Continuing Education – Stay current on emerging specialty therapies, particularly in oncology, infectious disease, and hepatitis C, and share insights with the broader team.
• Patient Advocacy – Serve as a compassionate voice for patients, ensuring their concerns are heard and addressed promptly, reinforcing the C‑I‑CARE pillars of “Know Me,” “Show Me the Way,” and “Coordinate for Me.”

Essential Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED equivalent (mandatory).
• Minimum of three (3) years of progressively responsible, directly related pharmacy‑technician experience, preferably within a specialty or outpatient setting.
• Current CA Board of Pharmacy (BOP) Pharmacy Technician License.
• Demonstrated proficiency with pharmacy information systems, medication‑dispensing software, and Microsoft Office (Excel, Word).
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to convey complex medication information clearly to patients and clinicians.
• Solid understanding of pharmacology, drug‑interaction principles, and the impact of patient demographics (age, sex, comorbidities) on therapy outcomes.
• Proven ability to work independently, prioritize tasks, meet deadlines, and thrive in a fast‑paced, remote environment.
• Excellent interpersonal skills and a collaborative mindset to build credible relationships across all levels of the organization.

Preferred Qualifications & Nice‑to‑Have Expertise

• Experience with oncology, infectious disease, or hepatitis C specialty medications.
• Previous exposure to tele‑pharmacy or remote clinical support models.
• Certificate or coursework in medication therapy management (MTM) or clinical pharmacy.
• Familiarity with C‑I‑CARE framework or other patient‑experience initiatives.
• Knowledge of regulatory nuances related to specialty drug handling, including REMS (Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies).

Core Skills & Competencies for Success

• Analytical Thinking – Ability to assess medication regimens, identify potential issues, and propose evidence‑based solutions.
• Attention to Detail – Meticulousness in compounding, labeling, and documentation to prevent errors.
• Adaptability – Comfort with changing protocols, new therapeutics, and evolving technology platforms.
• Problem‑Solving – Proactive identification of workflow inefficiencies and implementation of corrective actions.
• Empathy & Patient‑Centricity – Genuine concern for patient wellbeing, fostering trust and open communication.
• Team Orientation – Collaborative approach that values input from pharmacists, physicians, nurses, and support staff.
• Technical Proficiency – Competence with electronic health records, automated dispensing systems, and remote communication tools (Zoom, Teams, secure messaging).
• Regulatory Literacy – Up‑to‑date knowledge of CA BOP regulations, HIPAA requirements, and federal pharmacy statutes.

Career Growth & Learning Opportunities

Stanford Health Care is committed to nurturing talent and providing pathways for advancement. As a Pharmacy Technician Liaison you will have access to:

• Professional Development Programs – Tuition reimbursement, certification assistance (e.g., Certified Pharmacy Technician, Sterile Compounding certification), and internal training modules.
• Mentorship Networks – Pairing with senior pharmacists and clinical leaders who can guide you toward expanded roles such as Clinical Pharmacy Specialist or Pharmacy Operations Manager.
• Research Participation – Opportunities to contribute to specialty‑therapy research projects, quality‑improvement studies, and publications that advance the field.
• Leadership Tracks – Structured pathways to supervisory or managerial positions within SHC’s pharmacy services.
• Cross‑Functional Exposure – Collaboration with oncology, infectious disease, and primary‑care teams broadens clinical insight and expands your professional network.

Culture, Values, and Work Environment

At Stanford Health Care, culture is built on the C‑I‑CARE philosophy, which translates into everyday actions that place patients and families at the center of every decision. The organization celebrates diversity, equity, and inclusion; every team member is encouraged to bring their authentic self to work. Remote employees enjoy:

• Flexibility – A full‑time day‑shift schedule that allows for work‑life balance while maintaining alignment with clinic hours across the United States.
• State‑of‑the‑Art Virtual Workspace – Secure VPN access, collaboration tools, and ergonomic support for a comfortable home office.
• Community Engagement – Participation in virtual wellness programs, employee resource groups, and philanthropic initiatives tied to Stanford’s broader mission.
• Recognition & Rewards – Regular acknowledgment of outstanding contributions through awards, peer‑nominations, and performance bonuses.

Our commitment to an exceptional patient and family experience is matched by a dedication to supporting our employees’ growth, wellbeing, and sense of purpose. When you join SHC, you become part of a legacy that values innovation, compassion, and continuous learning.

Compensation, Benefits, and Perks

• Competitive Hourly Wage – Starting range of $39.88 – $44.91 per hour, commensurate with experience, education, and specialty expertise.
• Comprehensive Health Coverage – Medical, dental, vision, and prescription drug plans with generous employer contributions.
• Retirement Savings – 401(k) plan with matching contributions to help you build long‑term financial security.
• Paid Time Off – Accrued vacation, sick leave, and paid holidays to support work‑life harmony.
• Continuing Education Stipend – Funding for certifications, conferences, and advanced coursework relevant to pharmacy practice.
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP) – Confidential counseling, legal resources, and wellness services.
• Remote Work Support – Reimbursement for home office equipment, high‑speed internet, and ergonomic accessories.
• Wellness Initiatives – Virtual fitness classes, mindfulness sessions, and health challenges.
• Career Mobility – Opportunities to transition into other specialties or leadership roles within the expansive Stanford Health Care network.

How to Apply – Join the Legacy of Hope and Innovation

If you are ready to blend technical pharmacy expertise with heartfelt patient advocacy, we encourage you to submit your application today. Stanford Health Care values attitude, curiosity, and a willingness to learn as much as experience. Even if you do not meet every single qualification, we invite you to apply—your passion could be the perfect fit for our team.

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