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Confluence Health in Wenatchee, WA seeks a full-time Oncology Pharmacist to safely prepare, verify, and dispense chemotherapy and related medications within established clinical protocols.
You will collaborate with oncologists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to optimize therapy, review orders, counsel patients on use and side effects, and contribute to multidisciplinary care plans and quality initiatives.
Confluence Health is an integrated rural healthcare system serving North Central Washington with two hospitals, multi-specialty care across more than 30 service lines, and primary care in 12 communities. Over 300 physicians and 175 advanced practice clinicians provide comprehensive care across approximately 12,000 square miles, ensuring access for patients throughout the region. The organization is guided by a mission of delivering local care by and for the community and a vision centered on compassionate, sustainable, and accessible healthcare. Confluence Health is committed to excellent care and service, continuous innovation, and measurable improvement. Its core values emphasize patient-centered care, dignity, respect, compassion, ethical behavior, and active support of the communities it serves.
The Oncology Pharmacist is a full-time role based in Wenatchee, WA, this role is responsible for safely preparing, verifying, and dispensing chemotherapy and other oncology-related medications in accordance with clinical protocols, regulatory standards, and institutional policies. The Oncology Pharmacist collaborates closely with oncologists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to optimize medication therapy, provide dosage and regimen recommendations, and monitor for drug interactions and adverse effects. Day-to-day responsibilities include reviewing treatment orders, performing clinical assessments, counseling patients and caregivers on medication use and side effects, and contributing to multidisciplinary care plans. The role also involves participating in quality improvement initiatives, maintaining accurate documentation, supporting compliance with safety and handling standards, and helping educate clinical staff on oncology pharmacotherapy.