Clinical pharmacist AHF Baltimore

Company Description AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) is the largest global AIDS organization, providing comprehensive HIV/AIDS treatment, prevention, and advocacy services since 1987. Through AHF Pharmacies, Out of the Closet thrift stores, healthcare contracts, and strategic partnerships, AHF generates funding to deliver life-saving care to thousands of people, regardless of ability to pay. The organization is known for pioneering innovative models of HIV testing and treatment, including large-scale testing initiatives aimed at identifying and treating millions of people worldwide. As AHF expands its programs across the U.S. and internationally, it increases access to high-quality healthcare and advances public policy with the goal of saving more lives.
Role Description The Clinical Pharmacist AHF Baltimore role is a full-time, on-site position based in Glen Burnie, MD. In this role, the clinical pharmacist provides patient-centered pharmaceutical care, including medication therapy management, adherence counseling, and HIV-specific pharmacotherapy support. Daily responsibilities include reviewing and verifying prescriptions, monitoring for drug interactions and contraindications, preparing and dispensing medications, and ensuring compliance with state and federal pharmacy regulations. The clinical pharmacist collaborates closely with prescribers, nurses, and other members of the care team to optimize treatment outcomes, educate patients and staff on medication use, and support AHF’s mission of accessible, high-quality HIV/AIDS care. The role also involves participating in quality improvement initiatives, maintaining accurate documentation, and contributing to clinical protocols and best practices.
Qualifications
Demonstrated proficiency in Pharmacy Practice and Pharmacy operations, including dispensing, verification, and regulatory compliance.
Strong foundation in Pharmaceutical Care and Medicine, with experience in clinical decision-making and patient-centered therapy management.
Skills in Compounding and preparation of medications in accordance with safety, sterility, and quality standards.
Current PharmD or equivalent degree from an accredited school of pharmacy; active and unrestricted pharmacist license in Maryland (or eligibility to obtain).
Experience or strong interest in HIV/AIDS care, infectious diseases, or ambulatory clinical pharmacy settings.
Ability to communicate clearly with patients and multidisciplinary teams, including providing medication counseling and education.
Detail-oriented, organized, and able to manage workload in a fast-paced clinical environment while maintaining high accuracy.
Commitment to equitable, non-judgmental care for diverse populations and alignment with AHF’s mission to expand access to treatment.