Clinical Pharmacist - Oncology

Piedmont Healthcare Inc.•Atlanta, GA

17h•Onsite

About The Position

The Clinical Pharmacist provides comprehensive pharmaceutical care and serves as an integral member of the interdisciplinary healthcare team. The role delivers clinical pharmacy services and education, supports medication management and clinical consultations, and helps ensure safe, effective, and evidence-based patient care. Areas of consultation may include pharmacokinetic dosing, parenteral nutrition, anticoagulation, and chemotherapy orders. The Clinical Pharmacist provides patient and provider education, supports formulary management and quality improvement initiatives, and oversees medication-use processes. The role collaborates with healthcare professionals, participates in operational pharmacy activities, serves as a resource for medication-related decisions, and precepts Doctor of Pharmacy students and PGY1 pharmacy residents as applicable. It also supervises and monitors Pharmacy Residents and Doctor of Pharmacy Students and performs registered pharmacist duties, including Patient Focused Care activities throughout the hospital. Hours are Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with one weekend every four weeks, two holiday requirements (one major and one minor), and clinical call approximately 1.5 times per month.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree graduate of an ACPE-accredited school of pharmacy or higher in Pharmacy.
Completion of a pharmacy practice residency or two years of clinical experience.
Licensed Pharmacist in the State of Georgia upon hire.

Nice To Haves

PGY2 Oncology Residency or four years of inpatient clinical experience.
Board certification, such as BCPS or BCOP.

Responsibilities

Provide clinical pharmacy services and education.
Supervise and monitor Pharmacy Residents and Doctor of Pharmacy Students.
Perform registered pharmacist duties, including Patient Focused Care activities throughout the hospital, to support optimal medication therapy.
Provide comprehensive pharmaceutical care as an integral member of the interdisciplinary healthcare team.
Manage medications and provide clinical consultations, including pharmacokinetic dosing, parenteral nutrition, anticoagulation, and chemotherapy orders.
Educate patients and providers.
Support formulary management and quality improvement initiatives.
Oversee medication-use processes to support safe, effective, and evidence-based care.
Collaborate with healthcare professionals and participate in operational pharmacy activities.
Serve as a resource for medication-related decision making.
Precept Doctor of Pharmacy students and PGY1 pharmacy residents, as applicable.
Work one weekend every four weeks, meet two holiday requirements (one major and one minor), and take clinical call approximately 1.5 times per month.