Hybrid Precision Oncology Pharmacist — Clinical Leader

UNC Health Care; Durham (NC); Hybrid; USD 107,000 - 154,000; Full time

Job summary

UNC Health Care invites applications for a Precision Oncology Pharmacist to support UNC Health Oncology Practices across North Carolina. The role joins the Precision Oncology Program to ensure guideline-concordant biomarker testing and targeted therapies, with a focus on solid tumor reviews and biomarker testing workflows.

The position requires a PharmD or BS Pharmacy degree, NC licensure or eligibility, and involvement in teaching, research and quality initiatives within an ambulatory clinical

Qualifications

• PharmD or BS Pharmacy degree required.
• Active NC pharmacist licensure or eligibility with licensure within 6 months of orientation.
• Oncology pharmacy residency or PGY2 in pharmacogenomics and/or Board Certification in Oncology Pharmacy preferred.

Responsibilities

• Interpret molecular testing results and recommend biomarker-targeted therapies across UNC Health sites.
• Provide pharmacogenetic drug-gene interaction guidance to physicians.
• Collaborate with physicians to determine appropriate treatment plans and ensure guideline-concordant care.
• Lead quality improvement initiatives and contribute to program development within the clinic.
• Educate students, residents and staff on guidelines updates and practice advancements.

Skills

Clinical pharmacotherapy

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Pharmacy practice advancement

Data interpretation

Education

PharmD or BS Pharmacy degree

Job description

UNC Health Care invites applications for a Precision Oncology Pharmacist to support UNC Health Oncology Practices across North Carolina. The role joins the Precision Oncology Program to ensure guideline-concordant biomarker testing and targeted therapies, with a focus on solid tumor reviews and biomarker testing workflows.

The position requires a PharmD or BS Pharmacy degree, NC licensure or eligibility, and involvement in teaching, research and quality initiatives within an ambulatory clinical