For many years, various sectors of the healthcare industry have worked in silos, deepening the divides between the models of care. This has led to a disconnect between healthcare professionals as well as with patients. Through the development of well-rounded pharmacist skills, we are able to better prepare them to meet the growing needs of patients. Coordination of care plays a significant role in improving the management of patients but it takes an understanding of how to leverage the strengths of all members of the healthcare team. By introducing a clinical pharmacist to the primary care team, we believe there is an opportunity to improve quality of care, diversify the skillset of the team, and build a model that creates jobs for pharmacists across the country.