Investigational Drug Service Pharmacist

Seattle Children's•Seattle, WA

1d•$142,991 - $214,487•Onsite

About The Position

This is a limited-term position set to end sometime in October of 2026. The role involves coordinating all aspects of investigational products and medications used in clinical trials, and providing support to the Pharmacy Department and the clinical and research areas. Seattle Children’s is a mission-driven organization dedicated to helping every child live the healthiest and most fulfilling life possible, providing care to all children in their region regardless of the families’ ability to pay. They are a nationally recognized, Magnet designated institution, consistently ranked among the nation’s best children’s hospitals. The organization's core values include Compassion, Excellence, Integrity, Collaboration, Equity, and Innovation. Seattle Children’s is committed to diversity and inclusion, recruiting, employing, training, compensating, and promoting based on merit without regard to various protected characteristics. They offer competitive benefits and opportunities for career growth, empowering employees to make a difference in the lives of patients and families.

Requirements

Graduation from an accredited School of Pharmacy.
An advanced pharmacy degree (i.e. PharmD) OR a Bachelor's of Pharmacy degree and residency or relevant experience.
Licensed by the Washington State Board of Pharmacy as a pharmacist.

Nice To Haves

4 years of experience in pharmacy practice.
Licensed as a pharmacy preceptor.
Experience with management/dispensing of investigational products and conduct of clinical trials.
Working knowledge and/or certification in Good Clinical Practice (GCP), ICH and FDA IND regulations, Human Subjects Protection.
Hospital inpatient pharmacy or ambulatory clinic pharmacy experience.
Pediatric and/or Oncology pharmacy experience.

Responsibilities

Coordinate all aspects of investigational products and medications used in clinical trials.
Provide support to the Pharmacy Department and the clinical and research areas.