Pharmacy Drug Information Lead & REMS Expert

Community Health Network; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Community Health Network in Indianapolis is seeking a Pharmacy Drug Information Specialist to lead the provision of critical drug information across our network and mentor pharmacy residents. You will ensure REMS program compliance, support committees, manage the department intranet, and publish newsletters while advancing patient safety and evidence-based practice.

A PharmD and IPLA licensure with at least four years of experience (including PGY1/PGY2) are required, with a commitment to

Qualifications

• Ensure network-wide REMS program compliance.
• Serve as primary drug information resource for healthcare professionals.
• Manage Pharmacy Department Intranet homepage and online help resources.
• Provide drug information support to pharmacy and network committees.
• Oversee and maintain network pharmacy information resources.
• Contribute to and publish internal/external newsletters on medication use and P&T approvals.
• Actively participate on the Institutional Review Board.
• Engage in pharmacy residency program activities, including preceptor roles.

Responsibilities

• Lead provision of critical drug information across the network.
• Mentor pharmacy residents and students in drug information practices.
• Ensure REMS program compliance and support regulatory requirements.
• Support Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee processes and approvals.

Skills

REMS compliance

Drug information

Intranet management

Committee support

Newsletter publishing

IRB participation

Residency preceptor

Education

Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)

Job description

Community Health Network in Indianapolis is seeking a Pharmacy Drug Information Specialist to lead the provision of critical drug information across our network and mentor pharmacy residents. You will ensure REMS program compliance, support committees, manage the department intranet, and publish newsletters while advancing patient safety and evidence-based practice.

A PharmD and IPLA licensure with at least four years of experience (including PGY1/PGY2) are required, with a commitment to