Virtual Medical Administrative Assistant – Pharmacy Coordination Specialist

Job Description:

  • Coordinate prescription requests between providers and pharmacies
  • Review prescription orders for completeness, track status, and escalate incomplete or unclear orders
  • Communicate directly with compounding pharmacies
  • Track outstanding compounded orders and accurately relay provider instructions
  • Respond to patient questions via text or secure messaging
  • Follow approved scripts for common patient questions
  • Escalate clinical questions to providers
  • Maintain accurate patient records in IntakeQ
  • Route requests appropriately and manage task follow-through across a high patient volume
  • Relay patient and pharmacy requests to providers
  • Track outstanding items across a busy, high-volume caseload

Requirements:

  • 2+ years of medical administrative, pharmacy, or healthcare experience
  • Strong pharmacy and prescription terminology knowledge
  • Experience with prescription order processing and coordination
  • Excellent written English, including strong grammar, spelling, and attention to detail
  • Experience with text- or portal-based patient communication
  • Ability to manage high patient volume and recognize when to escalate to a provider
  • Comfortable working fully remote
  • Pharmacist (RPh) or Pharmacy Technician background preferred
  • Compounding pharmacy experience preferred
  • IntakeQ and/or telehealth experience preferred
  • High-volume prescription coordination experience preferred

Benefits:

  • Entirely text-based role with no phone responsibilities
  • Opportunity to support a fast-growing, multi-service telehealth practice
  • Direct impact on how quickly and smoothly patients receive prescribed medications
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