Clinical Pharmacy Specialist - Hematology

Mayo Clinic•Phoenix, AZ

3d•$133,099 - $199,721

About The Position

Recruiting for a hematology clinical specialist pharmacist position to primarily cover cellular therapy clinic and inpatient Car-T, lymphoma, and non-leukemia hematologic conditions.

Requirements

Expert level of consultation, guidance, and direction for appropriate hematology affiliated medication use.
Complete care to the patient through consultative services and active participation in multidisciplinary patient care planning meetings.
Optimizes the outcomes of hematology patients by providing evidence-based, patient-centered drug therapies and monitors for drug-related problems and medication cost containment.
Supports regulatory requirements and local quality programs related to safe medication use and for systems to promote medication stewardship and surveillance.
Provides pharmacokinetic and/or pharmacogenomic consultations as required.
Detects, monitors, documents, and reports adverse drug reactions and medications errors.
Monitors drug therapy to evaluate appropriateness of use, dose, dosage form, regimen, route, therapeutic duplication, and drug interactions.
Communicates ongoing patient information and efficacy and safety of treatment regimen(s) to all care providers.
Provides in-service education to the hematology-oncology team and clinic staff, performs patient and caregiver education, and counsels patients regarding medication therapy and compliance.
Leads and participates in interdisciplinary institutional committees, protocol and treatment plan development, and education of pharmacists, nurses, physicians, and other providers.
Coordinates current patient issues and therapy recommendations with pharmacy staff.
Supports research activities of the respective specialty team as requested.
Participates actively in all respective areas of specialty team meetings, which include transitional care management, scientific research, and educational teaching conferences.
Keeps abreast of changing protocols and clinical pharmacy standards as they pertain to applicable area of specialty.

Responsibilities

Provides an expert level of consultation, guidance, and direction for appropriate hematology affiliated medication use.
In conjunction with a team of hematology providers, provides complete care to the patient through consultative services and active participation in multidisciplinary patient care planning meetings.
Optimizes the outcomes of hematology patients by providing evidence-based, patient-centered drug therapies and monitors for drug-related problems and medication cost containment.
Supports regulatory requirements and local quality programs related to safe medication use and for systems to promote medication stewardship and surveillance.
Provides pharmacokinetic and/or pharmacogenomic consultations as required.
Detects, monitors, documents, and reports adverse drug reactions and medications errors.
Monitors drug therapy to evaluate appropriateness of use, dose, dosage form, regimen, route, therapeutic duplication, and drug interactions.
Communicates ongoing patient information and efficacy and safety of treatment regimen(s) to all care providers.
Provides in-service education to the hematology-oncology team and clinic staff, performs patient and caregiver education, and counsels patients regarding medication therapy and compliance.
Leads and participates in interdisciplinary institutional committees, protocol and treatment plan development, and education of pharmacists, nurses, physicians, and other providers.
Coordinates current patient issues and therapy recommendations with pharmacy staff.
Supports research activities of the respective specialty team as requested.
Participates actively in all respective areas of specialty team meetings, which include transitional care management, scientific research, and educational teaching conferences.
Keeps abreast of changing protocols and clinical pharmacy standards as they pertain to applicable area of specialty.