Gabriel Johnson Email and Phone Number

-Build business cases for strategic pharmacy and medical drug coverage initiatives on the commercial health plan.

-Formulate drug utilization management (UM) programs tailored for clinical appropriateness and support of preferred drug approaches on Medicaid and Exchange lines of business.

-Established and operationalized a research pharmacy from inception, playing a pivotal role in the initiation and management of a monoclonal antibody infusion site, -Acknowledged for exemplary contributions with the UHG Sages of Clinical Service award, recognizing dedication to core enterprise values, innovative thinking, and a compassionate approach to others.

-Executed drug rebate modeling and contracting for the commercial formulary.

Developed and delivered pharmacology lectures to nursing students, demonstrating expertise in instructional design and effective pedagogical delivery.

-Consulted on client drug trends, provided pharmacy business solutions with a focus on optimizing outcomes.

-Supported building of the first State Medicaid Preferred Drug List through drug contracting negotiations and clinical criteria design.

-Supported generic drug filings throughs the Generic Drug User Fee's Amendment Division of the OMB.

-Researched applicable FDA law around grandfathered and legend drug approval processes.-Reviewed pricing data to identify relationships with FDA regulations and relevant market changes.

-Analyzed and prepared Medicare cost reports to hospital system client's, evaluating 340B compliance in inventory management.

-Outpatient community pharmacy experience

-Inpatient hospital pharmacy experience

▪ Responsible for scheduling company visits to major managed care companies in the Twin Citiesarea, including BlueCross BlueShield, Prime Therapeutics, and UnitedHealth Group.▪ Helped design the first Midwest Regional AMCP Conference in Minneapolis, personallyraising funds to support this conference, developing presentations for sponsorship requests, scheduling logistics at the conference, and meeting with local pharmacy leaders for planning. The conference drew 110 pharmacy students and healthcare professionals from Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois.▪ Worked to expand community outreach, presenting on pharmacy benefits at local community centers.▪ Wrote curriculum for a student lead managed care pharmacy course explaining the roles managed care has in patient outcomes and healthcare spending.