Oncology Pharmacist — Casual, Remote Clinic Support

Icon Group; Sydney; Hybrid; AUD 83,000 - 96,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Dedicated hands-on training

Novated lease options

Employee discounts through ignite!

Fitness Passport Program

Employee Assistance Program

Development pathways

Online courses

Paid parental leave and purchasable

Job summary

Slade Pharmacy Mount Kuring-Gai, part of Icon Oncology Group, is recruiting a Pharmacist for a casual position with weekday-only shifts. You’ll join an oncology-focused team, gain clinical experience, and have the flexibility to balance work with other commitments in NSW.

You’ll provide remote clinical pharmacy services to public hospital outpatient clinics across NSW, coordinate cancer therapy supply, perform chart reviews, and educate staff and patients as part of a multidisciplinary team.

Qualifications

• Valid AHPRA Pharmacist general registration with no restrictions.
• Minimum 2 years pharmacist experience in Australia.
• Australian working rights that will remain valid for the duration of the contract.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and organise the supply of cancer therapy for hospital inpatients and day oncology unit patients.
• Develop and utilise your clinical skills to improve the outcome for cancer patients.
• Perform medication chart reviews and medication reconciliation.
• Record clinical interventions.
• Build relationships across multidisciplinary teams.
• Educate and counsel staff, patients and allied health professionals.

Skills

Clinical pharmacy knowledge

Oncology pharmacy interest

Job description

Slade Pharmacy Mount Kuring-Gai, part of Icon Oncology Group, is recruiting a Pharmacist for a casual position with weekday-only shifts. You’ll join an oncology-focused team, gain clinical experience, and have the flexibility to balance work with other commitments in NSW.

You’ll provide remote clinical pharmacy services to public hospital outpatient clinics across NSW, coordinate cancer therapy supply, perform chart reviews, and educate staff and patients as part of a multidisciplinary team.