Clinical Pharmacist - Medical Oncology

When you join the growing BILH team, you're not just taking a job, you’re making a difference in people’s lives. The Department of Pharmacy at Mount Auburn Hospital is seeking a Clinical Pharmacist in Medical Oncology to join our team. This pharmacist will work in a mainly decentralized role, providing clinical coverage for medical oncology patients, potential cross‑coverage of medical/surgical patients, and teaching opportunities within our Pharmacy Residency Program. The position operates on a predominantly Monday‑Friday day shift schedule, with rotating weekends/holidays and evening/overnight coverage as needed. Pharmacists work closely with other health care practitioners to meet the various needs of our patients. They review, approve medication orders, monitor drug therapies, and provide drug information. They lead medication distribution, IV admixtures, and patient care rounds, supervise staff, and drive therapeutic outcomes by optimizing drug therapy and preventing medication‑related problems. Job Description ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES (including but not limited to) Practice in compliance with applicable state and federal laws, regulations, and accrediting bodies (e.g., Board of Registration in Pharmacy, DPH, FDA, DEA). Adhere to and interpret institutional, departmental, and pharmacy policies and procedures, implementing them on assigned shifts. Maintain required licensure, certifications, credentials, and continuing education. Assume operational responsibility for assigned pharmacy service areas and shift activities without direct supervision. Provide staffing coverage across pharmacy areas as trained and assigned. Uphold a culture of professionalism, respect, teamwork, and patient safety within the Pharmacy Department. Coordinate and supervise the work of pharmacists, technicians, students, residents, interns, and other supportive personnel. Participate in onboarding, orientation, training, mentorship, precepting, and performance evaluation of pharmacy staff and learners. Prepare, compound, verify, and dispense medications (including sterile products, unit dose, bulk, and extemporaneous compounds) accurately and safely. Ensure the accuracy, sterility, and timeliness of all medication preparations and intravenous products. Maintain accurate records and controls for controlled substances, investigational drugs, and clinical research medications. Review, interpret, and verify medication orders for appropriateness, accuracy, and patient‑specific factors; clarify discrepancies with prescribers. Provide prospective evaluation, monitoring, and optimization of drug therapy, including pharmacokinetic dosing and surveillance activities. Identify, document, resolve, and help prevent medication‑related problems, adverse drug events, and near misses. Document and communicate clinical interventions, consults, and medication‑related information to ensure continuity of care. Provide drug information and clinical consultation to physicians, nurses, and other health care professionals. Support transitions of care through medication reconciliation, discharge counseling, and preparation/dispensing of ambulatory prescriptions. Participate in quality assurance, utilization review, drug use evaluations, and other departmental or institutional initiatives. Perform other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy (five‑year degree program) from an accredited college of pharmacy. Licensure to practice in Massachusetts from the Board of Registration in Pharmacy. Excellent oral and interpersonal communication skills. Extensive knowledge and ability in IV admixtures, drug information, ambulatory services, manufacturing, and drug distribution. Comprehensive knowledge of pharmacotherapy. Ability to work collaboratively as a member of the patient care team.

OTHER REQUIREMENTS

Promote a culture of wellbeing, empathy, collaboration, accountability, respect, and equity as outlined in the organization’s WE CARE values. Demonstrate commitment to valuing diversity and contributing to an inclusive working and learning environment. Stand/walk for prolonged periods (approximately 70% of the time) and lift up to 25 lbs. Be aware of occasional exposure to infectious disease and to possible carcinogenic, mutagenic, and sensitizing medications. Minimal exposure to caustic agents, acids, and fumes. Pay Range: $120,640.00 USD – $162,364.80 USD (annual base salary range) Vaccination Policy: All staff are required to be vaccinated against influenza as a condition of employment. Equal Opportunity Employer; Veterans/Disabled #J-18808-Ljbffr Beth Israel Lahey Health