By ET Bureau - April 07, 2020 2 Mins Read
Preferred Medical, a leading pharmacy benefit manager and ancillary service partner in workers’ compensation, announced that Jim Andrews has joined the company as a chief clinical officer.
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Andrews has over 45 years’ experience in pharmacy administration, operations, and workers’ compensation. He brings a proven ability to solve challenging problems and communicate effectively through all verticals.
In his role as a chief clinical officer, Andrews will guide and champion Preferred Medical’s team members and clinical partners in integrating and aligning care across the business to enhance clinical effectiveness. He will provide clinical strategy and program recommendations to drive value-based care to Preferred Medical’s customers.
“Everyone here at Preferred is thrilled to have Jim join our team,” said Amy Wrightsel, chief executive officer. “He is a thought leader in our industry and his vast experience in all phases of pharmacy and workers’ compensation will be key to our continued growth.”
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Prior to joining Preferred Medical, Andrews held the positions of executive vice president of pharmacy services at Optum and general manager of clinical products and services at Healthcare Solutions, Inc. He is also a licensed Pharmacist in Georgia and Florida and affiliated with many professional associations within the industry.
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