Pharmacy Analyst

About the role

The Pharmacy Analyst oversees, manages, and optimizes the medication procurement process at Saint Luke's Hospital. This position supports timely and cost-effective acquisition of pharmaceutical products, analyzes and reports on procurement and utilization data, audits purchasing and inventory data, and coordinates with pharmacy receiving teams.

Responsibilities

• Analyze and support medication procurement activities to ensure timely and cost-effective acquisition of pharmaceutical products.
• Collect, validate, analyze, and report medication procurement and utilization data for pharmacy leadership.
• Audit and validate purchasing, dispensing, and inventory data to ensure compliance with federal 340B program requirements and organizational policies.
• Track, reconcile, and audit contract pharmacy payments, reimbursements, and receipts of funds.
• Monitor 340B program performance and assist in identifying opportunities for process improvements and compliance enhancement.
• Cook up and track medication purchases and related financial activities.
• Utilize Microsoft Excel and other reporting tools to analyze large datasets, identify trends, perform audits, and create operational and financial reports.
• Develop, maintain, and automate reports, dashboards, and data validation processes to improve reporting efficiency and data integrity.
• Collaborate with pharmacy staff, IT teams, vendors, and other stakeholders to troubleshoot application issues and identify system enhancements.
• Assist with software upgrades, testing, implementation activities, and ongoing maintenance of pharmacy applications.
• Develop and maintain documentation, workflows, and standard operating procedures related to pharmacy systems, procurement, and 340B operations.
• Support regulatory audits and compliance reviews by gathering, validating, and presenting required data and documentation.

Requirements

• Applicable Experience: 3-5 years Pharmacy Technician - Various
• Bachelor's Degree required
• MO Tech License required