Clinical Diversion Advisor
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BluesightHealthcare technology
United States - RemoteFull-TimeSenior
Salary110,000 - 145,000 USD per year
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Job Details
- Experience
- 5+ years of experience as a hospital pharmacist; 3+ years of experience with hospital drug diversion programs; 3+ years of experience in training or onboarding customers on software or clinical tools.
- Required Skills
- Written communication
Requirements
- Have 5+ years of experience as a hospital pharmacist.
- Have 3+ years of experience with hospital drug diversion programs.
- Have 3+ years of experience training or onboarding customers on software or clinical tools.
- Analyze and interpret clinical data to inform workflow or process improvements.
- Bring strong presentation, facilitation, and written communication skills.
- Experience with ControlCheck or similar healthcare technology is preferred.
- Be comfortable engaging with hospital leadership and frontline users.
Responsibilities
- Partner with customers during and after implementation to help them use ControlCheck to identify diversion trends and improve workflows.
- Attend customer meetings to review clinical workflows and analytics, helping teams interpret data, identify risks, and apply diversion-prevention best practices.
- Deliver clinical training and consultation on integrating Bluesight products into daily operations.
- Support top customers during Executive Business Reviews and other strategic discussions about diversion detection and prevention.
- Plan and execute the Diversion Collective, coordinate speakers, and manage post-event engagement.
- Collaborate with internal teams to align clinical insights with customer goals, product enhancements, and training resources.
- Maintain clinical training materials and documentation.
- Provide backup Case Review & Triage support for legacy Protenus customers, maintaining cadence, meeting SLAs, and identifying and escalating risks.
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