Oncology Pharmacist — Patient Care & Compliance Leader

The US Oncology Network; Niles (IL); Presencial; USD 100.000 - 150.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k)

Points program

PTO

Descripción de la vacante

Illinois Cancer Specialists in Niles, IL, is seeking a Pharmacist to oversee the full oral oncology dispensing workflow, from receipt to delivery and follow-up. You will review prescriptions for safety and appropriateness and coordinate with payers and programs to support patient access.

The ideal candidate holds a Bachelor’s or D. degree in Pharmacy with at least two years of pharmacy experience and current licensure.

Formación

• Two years of experience as a registered pharmacist.
• Valid state licensure as a Registered pharmacist.
• Pharmacy degree from an accredited school.

Responsabilidades

• Oversee complete oral dispensing workflow from prescription receipt to final dispensing and patient follow-up.
• Review prescriptions for completeness, clinical appropriateness, interactions, and regulatory compliance.
• Coordinate benefits investigations, prior authorizations, formulary review, and coverage issues before dispensing.
• Assist patient access through copay/assistance programs and financial resources.
• Communicate with prescribers, payers, patients, and care teams to resolve access barriers.
• Ensure accurate prescription entry, labeling, dispensing, and documentation.
• Provide initial and ongoing patient counseling on administration, adherence, and interactions.
• Monitor adherence, treatment response, and safety, escalating where needed.
• Direct workflow, delegate duties, and ensure coverage for daily operations.

Conocimientos

Two years of experience

Registered pharmacist license

Educación

Bachelor’s or D. degree in Pharmacy

Descripción del empleo

Illinois Cancer Specialists in Niles, IL, is seeking a Pharmacist to oversee the full oral oncology dispensing workflow, from receipt to delivery and follow-up. You will review prescriptions for safety and appropriateness and coordinate with payers and programs to support patient access.

The ideal candidate holds a Bachelor’s or D. degree in Pharmacy with at least two years of pharmacy experience and current licensure.