Sr. Manager, Clinical Content (Pharmacist)

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain oncology regimen templates, decision support, treatment algorithms, clinical guidance, education, and related content.
• Lead disease and drug reviews and provide clinical expertise for Value Pathways, P&T, regimen standardization, and physician governance.
• Partner with clinical, technical, and operational stakeholders to ensure content is evidence-based, feasible, and aligned with Network priorities.
• Ensure clinical accuracy, consistency, and patient safety across assigned content.
• Monitor emerging therapies, evidence, guidelines, and treatment trends affecting Network practices.
• Translate clinical intelligence into content priorities, governance recommendations, and adoption strategies.
• Develop scalable, technology-enabled tools, workflows, education, and implementation frameworks.
• Evaluate and develop AI-assisted content processes, technology-enabled solutions, and dynamic, workflow-aligned clinical guidance that improve scalability, efficiency, and user adoption.
• Analyze workflow, utilization, and stakeholder feedback to identify improvement opportunities.
• Partner with analytics teams to define reporting requirements, success measures, and value metrics that demonstrate program adoption, utilization, and impact.
• Use data and stakeholder insights to prioritize work and refine content strategies.
• Redesign, automate, simplify, or discontinue low-value and high-effort processes.
• Lead multi-stakeholder projects with clinical, technical, operational, and physician partners.
• Develop and execute project plans for strategic clinical initiatives.
• Facilitate decisions, build consensus, and communicate across diverse audiences.
• Advise on clinical content, implementation, and adoption while balancing quality, feasibility, timing, and stakeholder needs.
• Create and maintain standard operating procedures, playbooks, and workplans for Clinical Content programs.

Minimum Requirement

• Typically requires 4+ years of relevant experience.
• Doctor of Pharmacy degree strongly preferred; active pharmacist license required.
• Expertise in oncology regimens, evidence evaluation, clinical pathways, EHR workflows, and clinical content development.
• Demonstrated project leadership and influence across cross-functional teams.
• Strong communication skills, including the ability to translate complex clinical information for varied audiences.

Critical Skills

• 4+ years of clinical healthcare experience, preferably in oncology pharmacy.
• Expertise in oncology regimens, evidence evaluation, clinical pathways, EHR workflows, and clinical content development.
• Demonstrated project leadership and influence across cross-functional teams.
• Strong communication skills, including the ability to translate complex clinical information for varied audiences.

Preferred Qualifications

• Board certification, preferably Board Certified Oncology Pharmacist.
• Experience with emerging therapy adoption and technology-enabled or AI-assisted clinical workflows.
• Experience with analytics, performance reporting, process improvement, change management, or structured implementation.
• Oncology clinical expertise.
• Strategic thinking and clinical intelligence.
• Technology and workflow optimization.
• Cross-functional leadership and influence.
• Data-informed decision-making and continuous improvement.

Pay Range

$128,500 - $214,100