Clinical Pharmacist - Oncology

Overview Join a Legacy of Care – Delivering over 50 years of Healing and Hope For over five decades Cancer Care Northwest has been the Inland Northwest's premier cancer center, providing an integrated approach to the diagnosis, treatment and healing of cancer and blood-related diseases. Our collective passion to fight against cancer is what motivates and inspires us every day and is the reason Cancer Care Northwest has become the Inland Northwest's premier cancer center. We provide comprehensive, innovative, compassionate, integrated care throughout each patient’s journey. We are searching for dedicated professionals who share our passion in saving lives. Are you searching for better work-life balance? Join us in our mission to save lives. Position Overview Provides quality patient care in relation to the patient's oncologic diagnosis, prescribed treatment, age group, and other identified needs. Provides comprehensive pharmaceutical care to oncology patients to assure safe and effective drug therapy. Requires independent decision-making, clinical judgment, and an in-depth knowledge of oncology and therapeutics. Supports and adheres to the Cancer Care Northwest Compliance Program, including the Code of Ethics and Business Standards. Responsibilities Evaluate chemotherapy and infusion treatment plans for accuracy and appropriateness. Verify medication orders by assessing diagnosis, dosing, drug interactions, allergies, labs, toxicity, and drug‑specific monitoring parameters to ensure safe medication administration. Supervise pharmacy technicians in the preparation of hazardous and non‑hazardous sterile products. Recommend therapy modifications to providers as clinically necessary to maximize therapeutic benefits and minimize toxicity. Participate in developing pharmacist‑driven protocols (e.g. carboplatin dosing, dose rounding, etc.). Serve as a drug information resource to other healthcare professionals, including educating on new therapies. Product verification of medications dispensed through our specialty pharmacy. Assist the research department with the review, evaluation, and roll out of new investigational drug trials. Analyze drug shortages and inventory needs. Develop, review, and assist with implementation of drug protocols and regimen builds. Maintain compliance with state and federal regulatory bodies as it pertains to physician‑based oncology outpatient clinics. Responsible for professional development, including meeting all requirements for continuing education, keeping abreast of current professional literature, and maintaining a pharmacist licensure in good standing. Perform other duties as assigned. Minimum Qualifications Education: Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) or Bachelor of Science Pharmacy degree from an accredited school of pharmacy. Licensure: Current pharmacist licensure in the State of Washington or ability to obtain prior to start date. Experience: Minimum of two years’ experience in pharmacy practice or completion of a PGY‑1 pharmacy residency. At least one year of oncology experience. Preferred Qualifications Pharmacy Specialty Board Certification (BCOP or BCPS). PGY‑2 in oncology. Experience with Epic EHR. Physical Demands Regularly: sit, grasp, reach, bend, stoop/crouch, talk, and hear. Occasionally: stand, walk, lift up to 30 pounds, pull/push up to 30 pounds, carry up to 30 pounds. Vision: clearly see up to 5 feet with or without corrective lenses. Work Environment While performing the essential duties/responsibilities of this job, the employee will not be exposed to any workplace environmental conditions caused by extreme noise, heat, cold, workplace hazards, atmospheric dust/fumes/vapors/mists, pathogens, or toxic chemicals. Salary DOE – $140,000–$204,153 Benefit Information #J-18808-Ljbffr The US Oncology Network