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The US Oncology Network

Supports independent oncology practices, patient care

Clinical Pharmacist - Infusion Services

PharmacyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeTigard, OR, USA$134.7k - $191.9k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Bachelor of Science degree from an accredited school of pharmacy or a Pharm.D.
  • An Oregon Licensed Registered Pharmacist license is required; Oregon and Washington licenses are preferred.
  • Current Board Certified Oncology Pharmacist certification, or eligibility to complete it within three years of hire, is preferred.
  • Two years of experience as a registered pharmacist; oncology or other specialty experience is preferred.
  • Strong clinical oncology pharmacy knowledge and experience.
  • Experience in a pharmacy with intravenous skills.
  • Experience in outpatient oncology and an integrated practice-associated retail pharmacy is preferred.
  • Flexibility to travel between clinics as needed and reliable transportation.
  • Demonstrated interpersonal, collaborative, and problem-solving skills.
  • Professionalism and a commitment to advancing patient care.
  • The role requires prolonged sitting, some bending, stooping, and stretching; occasional lifting of up to 30 pounds; eye-hand coordination and manual dexterity sufficient to operate office equipment; and hearing and vision corrected to the normal range.

Responsibilities

  • Perform initial patient evaluations and work-ups related to disease status and anticipated prescribed therapy.
  • Collect, analyze, interpret, and evaluate data relevant to patient therapy; obtain histories and other patient data to optimize drug therapy and nutritional support management and maximize understanding of medication administration and side effects.
  • Establish therapeutic objectives, monitor patients for desired therapeutic outcomes, evaluate signs and symptoms relative to disease processes, and recommend modifications in drug therapy.
  • Detect and evaluate the clinical importance of adverse reactions and complications associated with drug therapy; counsel and answer questions from patients, family members, and healthcare professionals concerning drug therapy.
  • Maintain active involvement with clinicians in developing and implementing a standard drug order format and ordering process.
  • Maintain appropriate documentation in the patient clinical chart of physician orders and communication with other healthcare professionals.
  • Coordinate with physician staff and service providers to plan and implement patient care plans for safe and timely drug therapy delivery.
  • Review and perform quality assurance checks on new and repeat medication orders; may prepare or supervise preparation and dispensing of drug therapy according to company policies and procedures.
  • Present training and in-service programs as necessary.
  • Provide educational initiatives for patients, caregivers, and healthcare team members.
  • Participate in policy development, advocacy, and institutional committees.
  • Review and recommend treatment plans in the electronic medical record.
  • May supervise the activity of Pharmacy Technicians.
  • Oversee pharmaceutical care plans in designated specialty areas or product lines, including initial patient evaluations, care-plan development, and ensuring treatment plans are carried out.
  • Review patients' ongoing clinical status and recommend drug-therapy adjustments based on clinical status and treatment outcomes.
  • Coordinate with clinical providers to ensure pharmaceutical care is delivered safely and timely.
  • Support and adhere to the US Oncology Compliance Program, including its Code of Ethics and Business Standards.

Desired Qualifications

  • Oncology experience.
  • Oregon and Washington pharmacist licenses.
  • Current Board Certified Oncology Pharmacist certification, or eligibility to complete it within three years of hire.
  • Experience as a registered pharmacist in oncology or another specialty.
  • Experience in outpatient oncology and an integrated practice-associated retail pharmacy.

About the Company

The US Oncology Network

Supports independent oncology practices, patient care

The US Oncology Network coordinates a nationwide group of independent oncology practices to deliver cancer care close to home. It provides local physicians with clinical and business support, including access to advanced technologies and shared resources, so they can offer comprehensive, value-based treatment in community settings. By pooling expertise and capabilities, the Network helps independent practices operate more efficiently and sustainably while maintaining physician autonomy. Its goal is to improve patient outcomes and physician satisfaction by delivering high-quality, patient-centered care through a scalable, practice-centric platform.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Upper Merion Township, Pennsylvania
Founded
1999

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