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340B Program Compliance & Audit Services

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On-Site 340B Contract Pharmacy

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Performs specialized auditing and compliance monitoring for the 340B drug pricing program for prime contractors on County of San Mateo health center projects. Conducts internal audits of drug procurement and dispensing, monitors for diversion or duplicate discounts, and ensures compliance with HRSA guidelines using 340B software management systems. Delivers compliance reports, audit logs, and certification of program integrity.

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