PRN Ambulatory Oncology Pharmacist

Job Description

This is a PRN Position providing support to our Essen Lane location in Baton Rouge, LA.

Functions

• Affirms clinical pharmacy leadership responsibilities for oncology infusion center/specialty pharmacy through collaboration with physicians and other health professionals to develop drug management strategies to maximize medication utilization related to area of oncology, including but not limited to medication guidelines, clinical pathways, core measures, education, clinical research, and policy development.
• Actively participates in multidisciplinary committees providing clinical expertise and evidence-based data to assist in guiding value-based practices, developing and deploying standardized treatment regimens protocols and developing and monitoring Quality Assurance / Performance Improvement initiatives.
• Lead and participate in pharmacy educational programs to providers and nursing team.
• Adheres and upholds all rules and regulations as defined by governing bodies such as the Louisiana Board of Pharmacy, Food and Drug Administration, United States Pharmacopeia, etc…
• Maintain professional working relationships with all team members.
• Promote a positive work environment by providing constructive ideal and feedback to improve the organization.
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
• Participate in clinical medication and treatment review, general education and patient specific medication information and education, including specific clinical activities to ensure safe drug delivery.
• Monitor lab results for changes in organ function, both as a result of chemotherapeutic organ toxicity, as well as normal metabolite affected organ changes, and recommend drug dosage adjustments accordingly.
• Provide leadership of clinical appropriateness review for infusion and retail pharmacy operations.
• Oversight of inventory management, medical supplies and inventory cabinets.
• Utilizes technology proficiently and to the full extent in their area of practice.
• Ability to adapt to changing priorities.
• Provides leadership for compounding sterile preparations, both hazardous and non-hazardous.
• Ensures compliance of aseptic technique, accuracy of drug compounding, safe drug handling and oversight of workflow efficiencies for safety and compliance of appropriate drug compounding.
• Supervise, educate, and train other team members during the practice of sterile compounding, order verification, and/or other essential duties and tasks.

Qualifications

• LA Pharmacy License in good standing with state board required
• PharmD preferred
• BCOP preferred
• 3-5 years of experience as a pharmacist