Pharmacist - Fulfillment - Closed Door Specialty

Onco360•Louisville, KY

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Onco360 is seeking a full-time, onsite Fulfillment Pharmacist for its 100% closed-door pharmacy in Louisville, Kentucky. The position has a consistent Monday-to-Friday schedule from 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., with a $4-per-hour shift differential for all hours worked during the late shift. Starting pay is $140,000 and up, depending on experience, plus a quarterly incentive bonus. A $5,000 sign-on bonus is offered to employees starting before December 31, 2026. Onco360 is an oncology pharmacy serving community oncology and hematology physicians, patients, payers, and manufacturers. The company describes its mission as improving the lives of people battling cancer and rare diseases, and emphasizes compassion, teamwork, respect, integrity, and passion. It also highlights opportunities for professional and personal growth. The Pharmacist evaluates medication orders, supports safe and effective medication use, maintains patient clinical information, monitors appropriate laboratory testing, and collaborates with the healthcare team. The role also includes documentation, regulatory compliance, communication about medication errors, and support for facility or agency staff.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy.
One year of experience in retail pharmacy.
Knowledge of pharmacy laws and federal and state regulations.
Ability to work cooperatively as a member of a team.
Current pharmacist license in the state of practice.

Nice To Haves

PharmD preferred.
Multi-state licenses are ideal.

Responsibilities

Evaluate physician medication orders for appropriateness of drug, dosage, potential interactions, and route of administration.
Recommend therapy changes to physicians and facility staff as appropriate.
Maintain patient databases with current and past medical history, clinical and laboratory data, and concurrent medications, including over-the-counter medications and home remedies.
Ensure appropriate laboratory tests for monitoring high-risk conditions are ordered, evaluated, and discussed with relevant healthcare team members.
Collaborate with the healthcare team to provide clinical and technical support as needed.
Document communication with physicians, nurses, other healthcare team members, and patients.
Implement policies and procedures for the safe procurement, storage, distribution, use, and disposal of drugs and biologicals.
Obtain and maintain required documentation in accordance with federal and state regulatory agencies.
Inform the Pharmacy Manager of medication-related errors.
Assist facility and agency staff with procedures for safely and effectively procuring, maintaining, administering, and disposing of drugs.
Perform other tasks as assigned.