Pharmacist Oncology Specialist

Overview

• Manage day-to-day pharmacy operations, including clinical services, regulatory compliance, and business processes within an outpatient oncology setting.
• Develop and implement outpatient oncology service lines, collaborating with corporate pharmacy teams and oncology professionals.
• Ensure compliance with state Board of Pharmacy regulations, functioning as the Pharmacist In Charge.
• Oversee drug acquisition and management processes, integrating clinical pharmacy programs and advancing medication safety.
• Facilitate drug utilization initiatives and manage pharmacy information systems effectively.
• Engage with physicians and stakeholders to build and develop the cancer center and outpatient oncology services.
• Provide leadership to pharmacy staff, ensuring competency and engagement in customer service and lean processes.
• Participate in committees and contribute to the growth and evolution of the oncology service line.

Key Responsibilities & Duties

• Manage pharmacy distributive services and oversee daily fulfillment operations within the outpatient oncology setting.
• Integrate clinical pharmacy programs and ensure adherence to regulatory compliance standards.
• Lead drug acquisition and management processes, collaborating with corporate pharmacy teams.
• Supervise pharmacists and technicians, maintaining high standards of competency and customer service.
• Advance medication safety initiatives and optimize pharmacy information systems.
• Collaborate with physicians and stakeholders to develop outpatient oncology service lines.
• Participate in strategic planning and committee involvement to support service line growth.
• Ensure compliance with state Board of Pharmacy regulations, functioning as Pharmacist In Charge.

Job Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy or related field required.
• Minimum of 6 years of technical experience, with 8 years preferred.
• 2-5 years of leadership or management experience preferred.
• Active RPH License in the state of employment required.
• Experience with Epic Beacon and 340B programs highly desirable.
• Strong knowledge of outpatient oncology pharmacy operations and drug acquisition processes.
• Confidence and collaboration skills for face-to-face physician engagement.
• Ability to adapt to evolving roles and contribute to service line development.