Pharmacist-Clinical Oncology

About the Role

Provides age-specific pharmaceutical care and basic clinical services for assigned patient care areas. Contributes to goals, programs, quality assurance (QA), performance improvement (PI), and other activities for their unit, department, or hospital.

Responsibilities

• Manages medication orders, including age-specific considerations to ensure medication safety (processing, preparation, and dispensing).
• Participates in pharmacotherapeutic plan processes.
• Manages own pharmacy practice effectively.
• Supervises and directs healthcare team members.
• Processes and prepares sterile products for dispensing.
• Contributes to goals, programs, and report cards for unit, department, or hospital.
• Provides drug information and education.
• Actively participates on inter- and intra-departmental committees.
• Maximizes safety and efficiency through appropriate use of automation.
• Completes assigned goals.

Requirements

• Current, active, unrestricted pharmacy licensure for the appropriate state or eligibility for licensure (must acquire licensure within 120 days of hire date).
• Bachelor of Science (B.S.) or Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.).
• One year of hospital pharmacy experience (minimum required).
• Basic computer literacy and communication skills.
• Cognitive ability to interpret and understand written medication orders and reference materials; accuracy and attention to detail required.

Preferred Qualifications

• BLS and/or ACLS certification.
• Advanced post-graduate training or equivalent clinical experience.
• Advanced computer order entry literacy, Microsoft Office applications, and clinical experience.
• High-level cognitive ability to interpret and understand written medication orders and reference materials.

Skills

• Computer literacy.
• Interpersonal skills.
• General clinical awareness.