Practice at the top of your license. Get paid for it.
You trained to manage drug therapy. Most pharmacy jobs pay you to verify and dispense it. Scriptify is a clinical role: your own patient panel, protocols already written and physician-approved, and a supervising physician who reviews the same day.
What the work actually is.
You carry a defined list of patients and you keep them. The same people, month after month, long enough to see an A1c come down and to know when something is off before the numbers say so. These are not cold calls — every patient enrolled at their own pharmacy counter, picked the appointment time themselves, and is expecting a call from the pharmacy they already use.
You review the whole regimen against protocol, catch what the chart missed, and send a documented recommendation to the prescriber with the evidence attached — under our physician's supervision and on the pharmacy's behalf. It reaches the person who can act on it, and you see what they did with it.
Home readings, device data and validated scores come in continuously. You work against a target and a cadence rather than against whatever the patient remembers at the visit.
Our AI cloud-based system works alongside you during the visit, drafting the note as you talk and pulling in the adherence data, device readings and time log as it goes. You review it, correct it and sign it. The charting is minutes, not the back half of your day.
Visits are booked and patients pick their own slots from the hours you make available. You are not standing at a window absorbing every walk-in interruption while trying to hold a clinical thought.
No writing protocols on your own time, no chasing a physician for a collaborative practice agreement, no arguing with a payer about whether your service is billable. That scaffolding exists before you see your first patient.
What you can do, and where it stops.
Inside the protocol, the clinical work is yours. You assess the patient against the targets the agreement sets, review the whole regimen, order and interpret the monitoring it calls for, deliver the counselling, and send a documented recommendation — evidence attached — to the patient’s own prescriber, on behalf of the pharmacy that fills their prescriptions.
You do not diagnose and you do not prescribe. Nothing about the treatment changes unless the prescriber agrees to it. Anything outside the protocol — instability, a safety signal, pregnancy, diagnostic uncertainty, a change beyond the approved formulary — goes back to that prescriber, and anything urgent goes to emergency care in the moment. Our supervising physician reviews and co-signs every encounter.
Every protocol states both sides explicitly, and you are signed off on one before you carry a panel in it. The details are easier to talk through than to read — ask us anything about scope, escalation or supervision.
The parts people ask about first.
Licensure and credentialing
An active pharmacist license in the states you'll serve. We handle credentialing, the collaborative practice paperwork and the multi-state footprint as your panel grows.
Training and backup
Onboarding is protocol-by-protocol with competency sign-off before you take a panel. Every protocol is physician-authored and physician-approved, so the escalation path is written into the work rather than something you have to go find.
Hours and patients
Scheduled blocks, part-time or full-time, including evenings. Patients come from partner pharmacies already consented and expecting your call — you do no outreach.
Interested in carrying a panel?
Tell us where you're licensed and which conditions you want to carry. A member of the clinical team will reply.