Pharmacy - Pharmacist

Cynet Health; Pleasant Prairie (WI); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet Health in Wisconsin is seeking an Oncology Pharmacist to support infusion services. This role focuses on treatment plan build, order verification, and monitoring for cancer patients.

The pharmacist will perform dose modifications for anticancer agents, provide drug information to the healthcare team, patients, and families, and educate about safe chemotherapy use.

The patient population includes solid tumors and hematologic cancers; experience with Epic is preferred.

Qualifications

• Epic experience in pharmacy operations preferred.
• Minimum 1 year of pharmacy experience.

Responsibilities

• Build treatment plans, verify orders, and monitor oncology patients.
• Perform dose modifications for anticancer agents and provide drug information to the healthcare team, patients, and families.
• Educate patients and families on safe and effective use of chemotherapy (IV and oral).
• Process chemotherapy and other orders for infusion for oncology patients.

Skills

Epic experience

Job description

Pharmacy - Pharmacist

Profession: Pharmacy

Specialty: Pharmacist

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: Day

Hours per Shift: 8

Experience: 1 year

License: Wisconsin or Compact License required

Certifications: BLS, RPh

Must-Have: Epic experience preferred

Description:This position does not involve anticancer agent dispensing.It does require treatment plan build, order verification, and oncology patient monitoring.The oncology pharmacist will perform anticancer agent dose modification and provide drug information.Patient education is also a critical aspect of this role.The oncology pharmacist provides education regarding the safe and effective use of chemotherapy, both intravenous and oral, and associated medications to the healthcare team, patients, and families.This role includes the facilitation of the processing of chemotherapy and other orders for patients served in infusion.The oncology pharmacist identifies, solves, and prevents medication-related problems in the hematology/oncology population.The services provided will focus on recipients and/or family caregivers of recipients of chemotherapy for cancer and its complications, as well as providers and nursing staff.The patient population includes solid tumors, hematologic malignancies, and benign hematology.