Nurse Account Manager
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Healthcare
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Description
Nurse Account Manager | Long-Term Care PharmacyLocation:
Baltimore, MD Salary: $90,000 - $95,000 annually (based on experience)
Schedule:
Monday – Friday | Day Shift Hours
Travel up to 75% of the time, including occasional overnight stays.
Work Authorization RequirementsThis position is not eligible for employment visa sponsorship now or in the future. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States without the need for current or future employer-sponsored work authorization.
What Good Care Looks LikeGood care is specific. It is the right medication, for the right person, at the exact right time, and someone following up to make sure it actually worked.
That follow-through is where the system usually breaks down, and it is where Clarest steps in. We manage medication for patients across long-term care, assisted living, and at home, building the technology that keeps all three connected so no one gets handed off and forgotten.
None of that happens without the people doing it, which is why we hold ourselves to the same standard with our own. Paid time off increases the longer you are here, life insurance is company-paid, and for associates who enroll in our health plan, a dedicated nurse advocate and no-cost telehealth extend to eligible dependents as well. Careers here move in more directions than most people expect, and many of our leaders started in the roles we are hiring for now.
BuildStrong Facility Partnerships That Improve Patient Care
As a Nurse Account Manager, you will serve as the primary connection between our long-term care pharmacy and the healthcare facilities we support. You will help customers successfully implement pharmacy services, educate clinical teams, address operational concerns, and ensure the highest level of service for residents and caregivers.
Unlike traditional nursing roles focused on direct patient care, this position combines clinical expertise, account management, training, and quality improvement. You'll work closely with facility leadership, pharmacy operations, and clinical teams to improve medication management, support regulatory readiness, and strengthen long-term customer relationships.
What You'll DoIn this role, you'll act as a trusted clinical and operational partner to our facility customers while supporting service excellence across the pharmacy.
- Support facility onboarding and implementation of pharmacy services, including E-MAR systems when applicable
- Train facility staff on medication administration, survey readiness, risk management, and performance improvement practices
- Develop and maintain assisted living education programs that meet state regulatory requirements
- Coordinate and deliver educational programs both at customer facilities and pharmacy locations
- Monitor customer service levels during routine site visits and communicate service concerns to internal teams
- Partner with pharmacy operations to identify and resolve workflow, service, and quality improvement opportunities
- Assist facilities with action plans designed to reduce risk and improve compliance outcomes
- Conduct mock surveys and provide guidance related to state and regulatory inspections
- Support quality assurance initiatives and ensure educational materials align with facility needs and company standards
- Maintain knowledge of current healthcare, pharmacy, and long-term care regulations and best practices
- Collaborate with marketing and facility leadership on family communication and engagement programs
- Build and maintain strong customer relationships through ongoing communication, site visits, and problem resolution
- Background in Skilled nursing and long-term care clinical experience
- Active Registered Nurse (RN) license in the state of practice
- Valid…
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