Oncology Infusion Pharmacist

Henry Ford Health•Detroit, MI

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About The Position

Henry Ford Health is seeking an oncology clinical pharmacist to join its Oncology and Infusion Pharmacy Team. The role supports clinical excellence, operational innovation, and improved patient outcomes while working closely with physicians, nurses, pharmacists, technicians, and other multidisciplinary professionals. The pharmacist will help advance pharmacy practice and develop services, workflows, and best practices across the health system. The position provides clinical leadership for oncology infusion pharmacy services, establishes evidence-based standards, and serves as a consultant for complex cases. It also involves developing and implementing operational systems, mentoring and training pharmacy staff and students, conducting applied research and quality improvement, and maintaining documentation that meets regulatory and institutional requirements. The pharmacist works independently with minimal direct supervision.

Requirements

Degree from an accredited college of pharmacy.
Completion of a pharmacy residency training program or equivalent experience in hospital pharmacy practice.
Ability to meet and exceed practice standards for a Level II pharmacist (Henry Ford Detroit Hospital only).
Ability to serve as an institutional authority in a specialty practice area.
Demonstrated leadership abilities and teamwork.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills to effectively disseminate information to all levels of healthcare personnel.
Qualified to work with pharmacy students at undergraduate and graduate levels.
Previous work history demonstrating reliability, dependability, and willingness to assume additional responsibilities.
Licensed or eligible for licensure in Michigan; eligible candidates must obtain licensure within 30 days of hire, or employment will be terminated.

Nice To Haves

Three to five years of pharmacist experience, or equivalent training and experience at another institution (preferred).
Proven research and publication record.

Responsibilities

Direct and oversee pharmacy-related activities within oncology infusion services, ensuring high standards of clinical practice and patient safety.
Establish and enforce evidence-based clinical standards, policies, and procedures for oncology infusion therapy.
Serve as the primary clinical resource and consultant for complex oncology infusion cases, advising pharmacy staff, nursing personnel, and clinical teams.
Maintain current knowledge of oncology therapeutics, infusion protocols, and emerging treatment modalities through ongoing professional development.
Design and implement systems, workflows, and services to improve the quality and efficiency of oncology infusion pharmacy operations.
Identify gaps in current practice and lead initiatives to address clinical and operational challenges.
Train and mentor pharmacy staff and undergraduate and graduate students, and establish competency standards.
Conduct applied research and quality improvement initiatives to advance patient care.
Contribute to professional knowledge through publications and presentations.
Work independently with minimal direct supervision, exercise sound clinical judgment, and maintain comprehensive documentation in compliance with regulatory and institutional requirements.