Pharmacist - Clinical Oncology

Role Overview Provides age-specific pharmaceutical care and clinical services within assigned patient care areas, contributing to quality assurance, performance improvement, and departmental activities. Performs medication management, including processing, preparation, and dispensing with age considerations to ensure safety. Participates in pharmacotherapeutic planning, educates staff and patients, and provides drug information. Supervises healthcare team members and manages sterile product preparation. Utilizes automation to enhance safety and efficiency. Engages actively in departmental committees and reports on unit performance. Completes assigned goals effectively. Qualifications & Skills Minimum of one year hospital pharmacy experience preferred.Educational requirements include a B.S. or Pharm.D. degree.Licensure: Active, unrestricted pharmacy license for the appropriate state or eligibility, with licensure acquired within 120 days.Certifications such as BLS or ACLS, and advanced clinical training are preferred.Skills include computer literacy, interpersonal communication, clinical awareness, and attention to detail. Advanced order entry and Microsoft Office proficiency are desirable.