Vanscoy Rare Pharmacy specializes in pharmacy services for rare and orphan conditions, supporting patients and the organizations involved in bringing complex therapies to market. Its work includes exclusive distribution, rare therapy commercialization, network management, and concierge-style patient support for manufacturers, payors, providers, and people living with rare diseases. The company also develops technology for specialty care, including V-IMPACT, an AI-integrated platform designed to help manage patient care for rare therapies. Founded in 2023 and based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Vanscoy Rare Pharmacy operates across healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and SaaS with a focus on specialized, patient-centered rare pharmacy services.
Clinical Pharmacist - Orlando Hybrid | Vanscoy Rare Pharmacy
Provide specialty-pharmacy care for patients with rare diseases through remote clinical services while supporting Vanscoy Rare Pharmacy’s Orlando operations. The role focuses on therapy optimization, medication access, patient education, and clinical coordination.
Description
- Deliver comprehensive clinical support by phone and video to patients with rare diseases
- Partner with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to create and refine individualized treatment plans
- Teach patients and caregivers about medication use, possible side effects, and adherence approaches
- Track patient outcomes, evaluate treatment effectiveness, and recommend therapy adjustments
- Follow specialty-pharmacy procedures, regulatory requirements, and established best practices
- Coordinate with manufacturers, payers, and assistance programs to help patients obtain medications
- Assist with prior authorizations and resolve insurance obstacles to support timely treatment starts
- Document clinical interventions and patient communications accurately
- Keep current on emerging therapies, clinical guidance, and advances in rare-disease treatment
- Educate and train pharmacy staff, healthcare providers, and patients
- Provide on-call coverage beyond standard business hours
- Support the licensure redundancy plan by securing and maintaining pharmacy licenses in assigned states and jurisdictions
- Travel to Pittsburgh and, once established, the Orlando office for initial and recurring training
- Potentially assist with on-site dispensing and supervise Pharmacy Technicians after the Orlando facility is completed
- Take on other projects and responsibilities as assigned
Requirements
- Hold a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from an accredited pharmacy school
- Maintain an active pharmacist license in good standing with the Florida State Board of Pharmacy
- Bring 3–5 years of specialty-pharmacy experience; rare-disease experience is preferred
- Demonstrate strong knowledge of specialty-pharmacy operations, including workflow design, systems setup, and program implementation
- Have excellent communication, organization, and leadership abilities
- Have experience supervising and training pharmacists and pharmacy technicians
- Work effectively in a fast-moving environment while managing competing priorities
- Show a strong commitment to patient care and quality assurance
- Be willing to obtain and maintain additional pharmacist licenses as requested
- Exercise sound independent judgment, initiative, and time-management skills
- Communicate clearly, logically, and consistently
- Maintain reliable internet access while telecommuting
- Live within commuting distance of Orlando, Florida, and report to the office when required
- Experience with CPR+ or the CareTend pharmacy system is preferred
- Multi-state pharmacist licensure is preferred
- Experience leading and managing pharmacists and pharmacy technicians in a specialty-pharmacy setting is preferred
Benefits
- Travel to Pittsburgh and, in the future, the Orlando office for training is covered under the organization’s travel policy
- Fully remote work structure
- Potential for on-site work after the Orlando facility is completed
- Periodic training travel is covered under the organization’s travel policy
- Reasonable accommodations may be provided for individuals with disabilities