Part-Time

Infusion Pharmacist

Covenant Health

Covenant Health

51-200 employees

Catholic health system with elder care

Compensation Overview

$107.9k - $150k/yr

Nashua, NH, USA

In Person

Bachelor's, PharmD

Category
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary (1)
Required Skills
Inventory Management

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Requirements
  • A current New Hampshire license to practice pharmacy from the New Hampshire Board of Pharmacy is required.
  • A bachelor's degree from an American Council on Pharmaceutical Education-accredited college of pharmacy is strongly preferred.
  • A Pharm.D. is preferred.
  • Three years of retail pharmacy experience are required.
  • Two years of pharmacy management experience are required.
  • Experience working in an institutional retail setting is preferred.
  • The pharmacist must perform work within specified time frames and adapt positively to frequent interruptions and changes in workload.
  • The pharmacist must demonstrate sound professional judgment consistent with clinical and academic background.
  • The pharmacist must comply with risk management, safety, security, fire, infection control, health system, departmental, federal, state, and local requirements.
  • The pharmacist must use aseptic techniques when handling sterile products and equipment and maintain a stringently clean work area.
  • The pharmacist must deliver patient care appropriate to the demographics and specific needs of the hospital's patient population.
  • The pharmacist must demonstrate proficiency in assessing, responding, and adapting treatment of care to patient population needs.
  • The pharmacist must be able to perform the specified hand, arm, finger, lifting, standing, visual acuity, communication, and auditory functions, with reasonable accommodation if disabled.
  • The pharmacist must plan and perform varied duties independently, applying judgment to modify or adapt standard procedures and make decisions based on precedent and policy.
  • The pharmacist must establish and maintain communications and positive working relationships with hospital departments, patients, employees, regulatory agencies, vendors, and the public.
  • The pharmacist must present clinical findings to a multidisciplinary audience and make recommendations based on evidence-based, patient-centered clinical judgment.
Responsibilities
  • The pharmacist provides comprehensive pharmaceutical care to cancer and palliative care patients.
  • The pharmacist provides clinical pharmacy leadership within the Hematology/Oncology specialty area across the continuum of care.
  • The pharmacist verifies treatment plan medication orders for dosing, interactions, compatibility, allergies, contraindications, and overall appropriateness of therapy.
  • The pharmacist compounds and dispenses chemotherapeutic and infusion medications in accordance with New Hampshire state and federal laws and regulations.
  • The pharmacist consults with physicians and nursing staff in the Infusion Center.
  • The pharmacist coordinates care with external providers for patients with outpatient infusion orders.
  • The pharmacist provides updated drug information to providers, staff, and patients.
  • The pharmacist optimizes treatment-plan safety and cost-effectiveness in collaboration with the primary treatment team.
  • The pharmacist reviews biosimilar utilization and compares it with current insurance coverage, group purchasing organization costs, and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services reimbursement tables to evaluate treatment cost-effectiveness.
  • The pharmacist, together with the Director of Pharmacy, receives, handles, and maintains records for investigational medications.
  • The pharmacist participates in educating and training pharmacists who provide services and support to the infusion center.
  • The pharmacist participates in managing the distribution, inventory, and accountability of controlled substances in accordance with New Hampshire state and federal laws and regulations.
  • The pharmacist supervises pharmacy technicians.
  • The pharmacist performs tasks required to provide safe and efficient medication therapy to patients.
  • The pharmacist participates in performance improvement projects for the inpatient pharmacy and infusion center.
  • The pharmacist conducts medication utilization reviews for infusion and chemotherapy agents.
  • The pharmacist attends and participates in relevant hospital in-service programs, committees, required events, pharmacy training programs, and staff meetings.
  • The pharmacist participates in the appropriate role during hospital disasters, fire drills, and other emergency situations.
  • The pharmacist performs additional tasks as directed by the Director of Pharmacy.
  • The pharmacist operates and uses hospital equipment and reference materials, performs routine cleaning and preventive maintenance, and maintains clean and organized work areas.
Desired Qualifications
  • A bachelor's degree from an American Council on Pharmaceutical Education-accredited college of pharmacy is strongly preferred.
  • A Pharm.D. is preferred.
  • Experience working in an institutional retail setting is preferred.

Covenant Health is a Catholic health care system that sponsors hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living residences, and other health and elder services across New England, providing a continuum of care. It supports partnering health and elder care organizations by offering services such as strategic planning and positioning, governance, management and operational assistance, financial services, and mission and educational enhancement to help organizations deliver values-driven care. The difference from competitors lies in its Catholic mission alignment, breadth of services, and the ability to partner across the full spectrum of care—from hospitals to elder services—with experienced professionals guiding implementation and mission focus. Its goal is to improve the health of individuals and communities by delivering high-quality, values-driven care through collaborative programs and services.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Tewksbury, Massachusetts

Founded

1983

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Flexible Work Hours