Oncology Pharmacist: IV Infusion & Patient Education (PRN)

The Cancer & Hematology Centers; Grand Rapids (MI); On-site; USD 83,000 - 110,000; Part time

Job summary

The Cancer & Hematology Centers in Michigan seeks a PRN Pharmacist to support IV infusion and retail pharmacy operations across LHCP locations. You will provide clinical resources to patients and staff, ensure product quality and compliance, and supervise technicians in sterile and retail dispensing.

Qualified candidates hold a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy or Doctor of Pharmacy with an active state license. Oncology experience and drug research are preferred.

Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy or Doctor of Pharmacy with appropriate state licensure.
• Oncology experience in cancer care or drug research is desired.
• Experience with IV infusion and retail pharmacy operations is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide pharmacist services to IV infusion clinic and retail pharmacies within each site location.
• Check physician orders for appropriateness and completeness based on protocols and patient history.
• Provide drug information, monitoring and therapeutic oversight for IV and oral medications.
• Supervise technician preparation and dispensing of medications; oversee retail technicians.
• Coordinate pharmacy programs including investigational medication programs and documentation in line with state/federal standards.
• Maintain medication inventory to support just-in-time supply and cost-effective sourcing.
• Oversee pharmacy staff performance and task assignments to optimize workflow.
• Collaborate with management to improve overall pharmacy operations and patient care.

Skills

Oncology experience

Pharmacist licensure

Clinical pharmacy services

Drug information

Education

Pharmacy degree and licensure

Job description

The Cancer & Hematology Centers in Michigan seeks a PRN Pharmacist to support IV infusion and retail pharmacy operations across LHCP locations. You will provide clinical resources to patients and staff, ensure product quality and compliance, and supervise technicians in sterile and retail dispensing.

Qualified candidates hold a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy or Doctor of Pharmacy with an active state license. Oncology experience and drug research are preferred.