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The Pharmacy Business Manager oversees pharmacy procurement, billing, and administration of the 340B Drug Pricing Program across Connecticut Children's and applicable affiliates. This role partners with pharmacy leadership and cross-functional stakeholders to support compliant, efficient, and financially responsible pharmacy operations. The position provides leadership for procurement, billing, and 340B personnel; supports regulatory compliance and operational improvement initiatives; and serves as a subject matter expert for pharmacy business systems and automated dispensing technology. This role may be required to travel to additional sites within the CT Children's organization.

Responsibilities

• 340B Program Compliance, Governance, and Audit Readiness-25%
• Pharmacy Procurement, Inventory, and Medication Supply Management-25%
• 340B Operations, Analytics, Systems, and Financial Optimization-15%
• Vendor Management, Contracting, and Financial Stewardship-15%
• Pharmacy Billing-10%
• Leadership, Staff Supervision, Education, and Operational Improvement-10%

Qualifications

• Education and/or Experience Required:
• Education: Associate's degree in business, healthcare administration, supply chain, pharmacy, finance
• Experience: Minimum 3–5 years of experience in pharmacy operations, pharmacy purchasing, healthcare supply chain, 340B program administration, healthcare finance, compliance, or related healthcare operational setting; if no Associate Degree, 5-10 years' experience required.
• Experience working within regulated healthcare environments requiring compliance with operational, financial, and regulatory standards.
• Education and/or Experience Preferred:
• Education: Bachelor's or master's degree in business, healthcare administration, supply chain, pharmacy, finance, or related field or PharmD or equivalent advanced pharmacy degree.
• Experience: Hospital-based pharmacy procurement and/or 340B program experience.
• Experience supporting pharmacy billing, reimbursement, or revenue cycle-related processes.
• Experience managing medication shortages, wholesaler relationships, group purchasing organization (GPO) strategy, or pharmacy inventory operations.
• Previous leadership or supervisory experience overseeing operational, analytical, technical, or pharmacy support staff.
• Experience supporting system implementations, operational reporting, audit preparation, or compliance monitoring activities.
• License and/or Certification Required:
• Current Connecticut Registered Pharmacy Technician or Pharmacist license, as applicable to role/credential.
• Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) certification required if functioning in a pharmacy technician capacity.
• Completion of 340B University OnDemand core and role-specific modules within 6 months of hire and ongoing annual refresher training thereafter.
• Completion of ASHP Accreditation & Regulatory Compliance Certificate (or equivalent training) within 12 months of hire.
• Obtain Apexus Advanced 340B Operations Certificate and/or Apexus Certified Expert (ACE) certification within 18 months of hire.
• License and/or Certification Preferred:
• Current ACE, CHC, CMRP, CPSM, or equivalent professional certification.
• Additional continuing education or specialized training related to pharmacy operations, healthcare compliance, supply chain, or 340B program administration.
• Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
• Understanding of 340B Drug Pricing Program requirements, including eligibility, registration, recertification, patient definition, diversion prevention, duplicate discount prevention, Medicaid billing, contract pharmacy oversight, GPO prohibition compliance, and audit readiness practices.
• Understanding of pharmacy procurement, healthcare supply chain operations, and inventory management processes, including wholesaler and GPO strategy, purchasing workflows, invoice reconciliation, distribution operations, vendor management, and medication shortage response.
• Familiarity with pharmacy billing, reimbursement workflows, and revenue cycle processes impacting medication charging and claim accuracy.
• Working knowledge of split-billing software, purchasing systems, MMIS/ERP systems, inventory and dispensing technologies, automated dispensing cabinets (ADCs), reporting platforms, and data integrity controls.
• Understanding of regulatory requirements and accreditation standards related to pharmacy operations, controlled substances, medication purchasing, and healthcare compliance.
• Understanding of operational and financial analysis principles, including utilization monitoring, savings analysis, inventory optimization, contract compliance, and expense management strategies.
• Familiarity with policy development, audit preparation, documentation standards, corrective action processes, and continuous quality improvement methodologies.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities with the capacity to identify operational risks, discrepancies, trends, compliance concerns, and process improvement opportunities.
• Proficiency in analyzing and interpreting data related to procurement, inventory, 340B operations, billing, utilization, audit findings, and financial performance.
• Effective leadership, coaching, staff development, and team coordination techniques.
• Strong organizational and prioritization capabilities with the capacity to manage multiple operational, compliance, and regulatory responsibilities simultaneously.
• Proficiency in developing policies, procedures, workflows, dashboards, training materials, and operational documentation.
• Strong written and verbal communication techniques with the capacity to collaborate effectively across departments and explain complex information clearly.
• Experience managing vendor, wholesaler, and stakeholder relationships and supporting contracting or negotiation activities.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and pharmacy operational systems used for purchasing, inventory management, reporting, billing, and automated dispensing technology.
• Strong documentation, reconciliation, auditing, and follow-through practices to support regulatory readiness and operational accountability.
• Capacity to make sound operational decisions that balance compliance, financial stewardship, medication availability, and patient care priorities.
• Capability to lead operational activities during time-sensitive situations, including medication shortages, recalls, audits, system implementations, and process changes.
• Capacity to maintain a high degree of accuracy and attention to detail in purchasing, inventory, billing, reporting, reconciliation, and audit documentation.
• Ability to establish priorities, manage competing demands, and respond effectively to urgent operational issues.
• Capability to work independently while exercising sound judgment and maintaining accountability.
• Ability to build collaborative relationships with pharmacy, finance, compliance, supply chain, information technology, revenue cycle, legal, clinical, and external stakeholders.
• Commitment to continuous improvement, operational efficiency, and regulatory compliance initiatives.

Job Info

• Job Identification 5272
• Job Category Management
• Locations 282 Washington Street, Hartford, CT, 06106, US (Hybrid)
• Scheduled Days and Hours Mon-Fri 8-4:30p, as needed off hours for business needs