Oncology Pharmacist Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) from an ACPE-accredited School of Pharmacy.
• Active pharmacist license in good standing.
• Oncology pharmacy experience in a clinical, managed care, utilization management, specialty pharmacy, or related setting.
• Experience interpreting payer medical policies, prior authorization criteria, NCCN compendia, and oncology treatment guidelines.
• Strong knowledge of oncology therapeutics, including chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapies, biosimilars, and supportive care agents.
• Ability to convert clinical guidelines and payer criteria into practical review workflows, pathway logic, checklists, and clear documentation standards.
• Strong written communication skills with the ability to summarize evidence, criteria, and recommendations for clinical and operational audiences.
• Comfort working with EHRs, UM portals, payer policy resources, drug databases, spreadsheets, and reporting tools.
• Ability to analyze utilization patterns, identify workflow gaps, and recommend actionable improvements.

Nice To Haves

• Board certification in oncology pharmacy, such as BCOP, or demonstrated equivalent oncology expertise.
• Prior experience in utilization management, managed care, oncology pathways, payer criteria review, or value-based care initiatives.
• Collaborative, detail-oriented, and comfortable working in an evolving environment where workflows, standards, and digital tools continue to mature.
• Ability to balance clinical appropriateness, payer requirements, provider experience, operational efficiency, and patient access considerations.

Responsibilities

• Review oncology medication requests and related clinical documentation for alignment with NCCN guidelines, TOI standards, payer medical policies, and internal formulary or pathway criteria.
• Support prior authorization and utilization management workflows by clarifying clinical rationale, identifying documentation gaps, and helping to reduce avoidable delays in therapy access.
• Translate clinical criteria into clear pathway, checklist, or portal logic that supports consistent review of chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, biosimilars, supportive care medications, and other oncology agents.
• Partner with Revenue Cycle Management, Informatics, Medical Oncology leadership, and UM Compliance to keep EHR builds, UM portal criteria, payer requirements, and internal processes aligned.
• Maintain awareness of updates to NCCN, ASCO, FDA indications, payer medical policies, compendia, and state or federal utilization management requirements that may affect oncology medication review.
• Escalate clinically complex or non-standard cases to utilization management leadership and appropriate clinical stakeholders with clear recommendations and supporting evidence.
• Participate in process improvement initiatives, audits, and quality monitoring activities related to medication utilization management, documentation completeness, and pathway compliance.
• Implement mutually agreed upon therapeutic and supportive care medication use changes within the patient care setting for TOI Clinics.

Benefits

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