Oncology Clinical Pharmacist (PRN) – Chemo Order Verifier

Novant Health; Town of Charlotte (NY); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits package

Career advancement opportunities

Clinical and non-clinical positions

Tuition reimbursement

Public Student Loan Forgiveness

Job summary

Novant Health Cancer Institute is seeking a PRN Clinical Pharmacist to support cancer program locations in the Charlotte Region. You will work with oncology providers and nurses to verify chemotherapy orders, review treatment plans, and ensure safe, effective patient care.

The role requires oncology experience; PGY2 and hospital experience are highly preferred. You will participate in education, precepting, and may travel to different institute sites as needed.

Qualifications

• Education: 4 year/bachelors in Pharmacy required.
• FPGEC Certification or foreign equivalent; PharmD preferred.
• Licensure in appropriate state within 30 days; BPS certification or equivalent as applicable.

Responsibilities

• Clinical review, entry and modification of oncology treatment plans.
• Oncology order verification and hazardous/non-hazardous sterile admixture checks.
• Collaborate with providers and nursing to deliver patient care.
• Proficiency with relevant equipment and software used in oncology care.
• Precepting residents and students in clinical settings.
• Participation in committees such as P&T, tumor boards and governance.
• Review and development of order sets; manage MTM and counseling.
• Flexibility to travel to multiple cancer institute locations.

Skills

Oncology experience

Clinical pharmacology

Patient counseling

Precepting/mentoring

Travel to multiple facilities

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy

FPGEC Certification

PharmD (preferred)

Job description

Novant Health Cancer Institute is seeking a PRN Clinical Pharmacist to support cancer program locations in the Charlotte Region. You will work with oncology providers and nurses to verify chemotherapy orders, review treatment plans, and ensure safe, effective patient care.

The role requires oncology experience; PGY2 and hospital experience are highly preferred. You will participate in education, precepting, and may travel to different institute sites as needed.