Jonathan Rowell, Pharm. D.

Clinical Pharmacist, Pharmacy Solutions

Jonathan is a Clinical Pharmacist for Enlyte Pharmacy Solutions. In his role, he works in pharmacy benefit management (PBM) clinical operations. Prior to joining Enlyte, Jonathan worked as a pharmacy manager for a large pharmacy retail chain. Jonathan has over two years of experience within the workers' comp PBM industry having previously worked in long-term care, hospice and retail pharmacy. Jonathan graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology and a Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Arizona.

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Ask The Pharmacist: The Role of a Pharmacy and Therapeutics (P&T) Committee

March 1, 2024

A Pharmacy and Therapeutics (P&T) committee plays a crucial role in the realm of health care, particularly in the context of a workers’ compensation pharmacy benefit manager (PBM). This committee is comprised of health care professionals, such as physicians and pharmacists, who are responsible for evaluating and making decisions about the formulary—a continually updated list of medications covered by a prescription drug plan.

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Ask The Pharmacist: Ozempic for Addiction Treatment

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This article will explore the emerging evidence and discuss the potential benefits and considerations for the use of Ozempic in the context of addiction treatment.

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Ask The Pharmacist: Pharmacokinetic Changes that Occur in Older Adults

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Understanding of age-altered pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic processes can assist in medication selection, as well as dosing adjustments for older patients that can avoid unexpected medication reactions and effects.

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Ask The Pharmacist: Safe Drug Disposal Methods in Workers’ Compensation

October 20, 2022

Often prescribed for moderate-to-severe pain, opioids can be highly effective medications, they can also be associated with serious risks including the potential for abuse and addiction. Patients may not be aware of the dangers of keeping unused opioids in the home and the importance of safe disposal of these medications.

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Is the Supply Chain Creating Critical Drug Shortages?

December 29, 2021

With the country well into the holiday season, issues with supply chains have made their way into pharmacies across the nation. Recently, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) showed that there are about 111 drugs on backorder. These include medications for heart conditions, antibiotics, and cancer drugs. Currently, there are no medications on the list that represent a large volume of active prescriptions for workers’ compensation.

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Jonathan Rowell, Pharm. D.

Clinical Pharmacist, Pharmacy Solutions

More Stories by This Author

Ask The Pharmacist: The Role of a Pharmacy and Therapeutics (P&T) Committee

March 1, 2024

Ask The Pharmacist: Ozempic for Addiction Treatment

September 1, 2023

Ask The Pharmacist: Pharmacokinetic Changes that Occur in Older Adults

April 4, 2023

Ask The Pharmacist: Safe Drug Disposal Methods in Workers’ Compensation

October 20, 2022

Is the Supply Chain Creating Critical Drug Shortages?

December 29, 2021