Sr. Clinical Pharmacist (Oncology)

McKesson•Usa, DE

17h•Remote

About The Position

McKesson is seeking a Clinical Pharmacist to work within The US Oncology Network. The role implements clinical pharmacy services for Network practices, collaborating with practice leadership, Network practices, and McKesson teams to establish processes and procedures for high-quality, comprehensive, cost-effective pharmacy services that meet regulatory and quality obligations. The opportunity is remote-based. An active pharmacist license is required; a Delaware license is preferred or may be in process, with flexibility to obtain additional state licenses as needed.

Requirements

At least 4 years of practice in oncology pharmacy.
Active pharmacist license; Delaware licensure is preferred or may be in process, with flexibility to obtain additional state licenses as required.
Experience as an oncology clinical pharmacist guiding sound drug-utilization strategies.
Experience developing and expanding clinical pharmacy services.
Data-analytic skills, including analysis of primary literature, medication use, and pharmacy practice.
Ability to develop articulate, persuasive arguments based on analysis and consensus recommendations.
Demonstrated successful collaboration with physicians, advanced practice providers, and other practice staff.
Strong working knowledge of community oncology practices.
Advanced knowledge of Excel, PowerPoint, and Teams.
Advanced presentation and communication skills.
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD).
Ability to work in a self-directed environment.
Strong customer-service orientation and commitment to internal and external customers.
Excellent oral and written communication, critical-thinking, organizational, prioritization, and follow-up skills.

Nice To Haves

Residency training.
Practice-development experience with community oncology practices.
Understanding of managed-care trends, including step edits, prior-authorization workflow, and value-based care programs.
Experience managing ongoing relationships primarily through remote communications and technology, including phone, email, web conference, and O365.
Board Certified in Oncology (BCOP).

Responsibilities

Develop and implement strategies with practice leadership to optimize clinical efficacy, appropriate dosing, therapeutic interchange, reimbursement, and other drug-use initiatives.
Implement mutually agreed-upon therapeutic and supportive-care medication-use changes in patient-care settings.
Collaborate with Network practices to implement Pharmacy and Therapeutics (P&T) recommendations and improve patient safety.
Serve as the clinical pharmacist for patient-specific practice needs.
Identify electronic health record best practices for medication review and recommend enhancements.
Lead development of clinical practice initiatives.
Report on clinical interventions and key drug initiative updates at practice P&T or applicable leadership meetings.