Clinical Pharmacist - Infusion

The US Oncology Network•Tigard, OR

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Compass Oncology is seeking a Clinical Pharmacist to join their team and help the practice stay on the cutting edge of cancer care and research. This role involves managing patients receiving new therapies, requiring finely honed skills to optimize safety and efficacy. A pharmacist with over 5 years of experience, including leadership and project management, and oncology experience is ideal for this position. The role is full-time, 40 hours per week, Monday through Friday, and is located at the West Cancer Center in Tigard, Oregon. The salary range is $134,735.00 - $191,895.00, with the final offer determined by factors such as candidate experience, expertise, and internal employee equity.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science from an accredited school of pharmacy, Pharm. D.
Pharmacy licensure (Licensed Registered Pharmacist) Oregon required.
2 years of experience as registered pharmacist, with experience in oncology or other specialty preferred.
Strong clinical oncology pharmacy knowledge & experience.
Experience in a pharmacy with I.V. skills.
Demonstrated interpersonal, collaborative, and problem-solving skills.
Commitment to professionalism and dedicated desire to advance patient care.
Flexibility to travel between clinics as needed, requiring reliable transportation.

Nice To Haves

Oregon & Washington licensing preferred.
Current BCOP (Board Certified Oncology Pharmacist) or eligible to complete within 3 years of hire preferred.
Experience in outpatient oncology and integrated practice associated retail pharmacy preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform initial patient evaluations and work-ups related to disease status and anticipated prescribed therapy.
Collect, analyze, interpret, and evaluate data relevant to patient therapy.
Obtain histories and other patient data to optimize drug therapy and nutritional support management, maximizing comprehension of medication administration and side effects.
Establish therapeutic objectives and monitor patients for desired therapeutic outcomes.
Evaluate the significance of signs and symptoms relative to disease processes and recommend modifications in drug therapy.
Detect and evaluate the clinical importance of adverse reactions and complications associated with drug therapy.
Provide counseling and answer questions from patients, family, and healthcare professionals concerning drug therapy.
Maintain active involvement with clinicians in the development and implementation of a standard drug order format and ordering process.
Maintain thorough and appropriate documentation in the patient clinical chart of physician orders and communication with other healthcare professionals.
Coordinate with physician staff and service providers in planning and implementing patient care plans to ensure safe and timely delivery of drug therapy.
Review and perform QA checks on all new and repeat medication orders.
May prepare or supervise the preparation and dispensing of drug therapy according to Company policies and procedures.
Present training and in-service programs as necessary.
Provide educational initiatives for patients, caregivers, and healthcare team members.
Participate in policy development, advocacy, and institutional committees.
Review and recommend treatment plans in the EMR.
May supervise the activity of Pharmacy Technicians.