Pharmacy Graduate Intern

IQVIA•Washington, DC

1d•$33,000 - $82,600

About The Position

This position provides hands-on experience in the preparation, documentation, and management of investigational products for clinical trials. The intern will work under the direct supervision of a licensed pharmacist to support study start-up, dispensing, inventory, and documentation processes, while gaining exposure to community-engaged clinical research.

Requirements

Currently enrolled in an ACPE-accredited PharmD program.
Must be in good academic standing and eligible for internship experience in a clinical research setting.
Current IV Certification (required)
Current Pharmacy Intern License (required) in the state where the NEXT Oncology position is located.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Excellent attention to detail and documentation accuracy.
Interest in community-based clinical research, public health, or investigational drug services.
Proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PDF editing tools for document preparation.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a small, mission-driven team environment.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience in a pharmacy, research, or clinical setting.
Familiarity with clinical trial operations, GCP, or IND processes.
Coursework or interests related to pharmacotherapy, research ethics, or public health.

Responsibilities

Assist in the development, preparation, and maintenance of protocol-specific documents, including: Compounding worksheets, Drug accountability logs, Patient medication diaries, Dosing instructions, Visit-specific medication handouts or counseling sheets.
Format and print protocol materials for staff and participants; maintain document version control.
Support setup of study binders, electronic files, and documentation templates for each trial.
Assist in the preparation, labeling, and dispensing of investigational drugs per protocol and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines.
Help manage inventory tracking, including receiving study drug shipments, logging lot numbers, expiration dates, and storage conditions.
Monitor refrigerator/freezer logs and report temperature excursions promptly.
Reconcile drug inventory and assist with preparing drug return or destruction forms.
Provide study participants with protocol-specific medication instructions and review diary completion processes under pharmacist supervision.
Communicate with clinical coordinators and nurses regarding drug availability and dosing schedules.
Assist in packaging take-home medication kits for participants in compliance with study requirements.
Maintain accurate, real-time documentation for investigational drug accountability.
Support compliance with FDA, IRB, sponsor, and Virginia Board of Pharmacy regulations.
Participate in internal audits and assist with documentation for sponsor monitoring visits.