Duly Health and Care
Clinical Pharmacist - Oncology/Infusion Therapy - Part-time
Duly Health and Care, Lisle, Illinois, United States, 60532
Clinical Pharmacist - Oncology/Infusion Therapy - Part-time
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Overview Clinical Pharmacist, Part-time - Lisle - Oncology/Infusion Therapy
Position Highlights
Part–time, 24 hours per week
Hours: Monday–Friday
Location: Lisle, IL
Travel: possibility to travel to nearby locations
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits that include healthcare navigation assistance and medical coverage at 100% (after deductible) when utilizing a Duly provider
$2,625 tuition reimbursement per year
Immediate 401(k) match
16 hours paid volunteer time off
A culture committed to community engagement and social impact
Benefits
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits that include healthcare navigation assistance and medical coverage at 100% (after deductible) when utilizing a Duly provider
$2,625 tuition reimbursement per year
Immediate 401(k) match
16 hours paid volunteer time off
A culture committed to community engagement and social impact
Responsibilities
Collaborates with physicians and mid-level providers and recommends adjustments to drug therapy based on clinical status and treatment outcomes
Coordinates with clinical team to ensure all aspects of pharmaceutical care are delivered in a safe and timely manner
Responsible for supervising pharmacy technicians, coordinating workflow and acts as resource for other infusion sites as needed
Participates in clinical research, education, professional development and performance improvement
Requires independent decision making, clinical judgement and in-depth knowledge of oncology and therapeutics
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Enter medication orders into the computer system and dispense medications/IV solutions accurately and in a timely manner
Critically evaluate medication therapy and make recommendations to improve patient medication regimens, documenting patient assessment data and clinical interventions
Ensure appropriate and cost-effective drug therapy, addressing drug-drug interactions, contraindicated medications, inappropriate therapeutic regimens, adverse drug reactions, pharmacokinetics, disease state management, and rational effective medication regimens according to evidence-based guidelines
Function as a therapeutic consultant and serve as a resource and drug information specialist to medical, pharmacy, nursing staff and allied healthcare providers
Conduct educational activities, apply principles of performance improvement, perform comprehensive clinical assessments and collaborate with the integrated healthcare team to provide quality patient care
Apply principles of continuous quality improvement consistent with job expectations, incorporating quality improvement principles into other activities and projects (e.g., data collection, documentation), developing criteria for drug use evaluations, medication use indicators and disease-based evaluations
Provide oversight and assist with the development and implementation of evidence-based medication guidelines/protocols, designing and implementing medication monitoring guidelines and programs for clinical staff
Assist the director of pharmacy with ensuring compliance with state and federal laws, validation of chemotherapy protocols and therapy plans in the EMR, and maintaining competencies required for oncology practice
Oversee activities of pharmacy technicians, coordinate workflow and perform final check of medications prior to being dispensed, ensuring compliance with clean room policies and procedures in accordance with USP 797 and 800 guidelines
Provide counseling and drug education to patients and families, including medication therapy management, and participate in staff education via educational in-services, presentations, medical literature searches, and individual counseling
Participate in inventory control including purchasing, receiving and stocking medication and pharmacy supplies
Comply with governmental and other regulations related to preparation, packaging and storage of products
Show ability to create and utilize cost-benefit analysis and offer therapeutic alternative selections to providers when appropriate
Demonstrate knowledge of pharmacy regulations and maintain patient confidentiality and HIPAA standards at all times
Other duties as assigned by department
Qualifications Education and/or Certification/Licence
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree from an accredited College of Pharmacy required
Board Certified Oncology Pharmacist (BCOP) or Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist (BCPS) preferred
Current Illinois State Pharmacy License required
Experience
3–5 years as a pharmacist with oncology experience
Hospital Pharmacy/Oncology Infusion Center experience preferred
Epic knowledge and experience preferred
Ability to interpret and evaluate chemotherapy treatment protocols and non-chemotherapy regimens
Knowledge of hazardous medication management
Ability to assess data reflective of the patient’s status, interpret the appropriate information needed to identify each patient’s requirements and provide pharmaceutical care based on those needs
Adhere to local, state, and federal laws regarding the profession of pharmacy practice
Customer service and teamwork orientation required; mathematical skills required; interpersonal skills, initiative, judgment and problem-solving skills
Ability to organize, set priorities and plan time to accomplish workload; ability to coordinate work between multiple sites
Computer skills in pharmacy systems and word processing applications beneficial; demonstrate accountability and professionalism
Knowledge of inventory control procedures and practices
Knowledge of third-party reimbursement programs and requirements
Knowledge of regulatory requirements related to dispensary and infusion area
Knowledge of USP 797 and 800 clean room standards
Thorough knowledge of HIPAA, OSHA and other regulatory policies and requirements
The compensation for this role includes a base pay range of $51.85–$77.78 per hour, with the actual pay determined by factors such as skills, experience, education, certifications, geographic location, and internal equity. Additional compensation may be available through shift differentials, bonuses, and other incentives. Base pay is only a portion of the total rewards package.
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Overview Clinical Pharmacist, Part-time - Lisle - Oncology/Infusion Therapy
Position Highlights
Part–time, 24 hours per week
Hours: Monday–Friday
Location: Lisle, IL
Travel: possibility to travel to nearby locations
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits that include healthcare navigation assistance and medical coverage at 100% (after deductible) when utilizing a Duly provider
$2,625 tuition reimbursement per year
Immediate 401(k) match
16 hours paid volunteer time off
A culture committed to community engagement and social impact
Benefits
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits that include healthcare navigation assistance and medical coverage at 100% (after deductible) when utilizing a Duly provider
$2,625 tuition reimbursement per year
Immediate 401(k) match
16 hours paid volunteer time off
A culture committed to community engagement and social impact
Responsibilities
Collaborates with physicians and mid-level providers and recommends adjustments to drug therapy based on clinical status and treatment outcomes
Coordinates with clinical team to ensure all aspects of pharmaceutical care are delivered in a safe and timely manner
Responsible for supervising pharmacy technicians, coordinating workflow and acts as resource for other infusion sites as needed
Participates in clinical research, education, professional development and performance improvement
Requires independent decision making, clinical judgement and in-depth knowledge of oncology and therapeutics
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Enter medication orders into the computer system and dispense medications/IV solutions accurately and in a timely manner
Critically evaluate medication therapy and make recommendations to improve patient medication regimens, documenting patient assessment data and clinical interventions
Ensure appropriate and cost-effective drug therapy, addressing drug-drug interactions, contraindicated medications, inappropriate therapeutic regimens, adverse drug reactions, pharmacokinetics, disease state management, and rational effective medication regimens according to evidence-based guidelines
Function as a therapeutic consultant and serve as a resource and drug information specialist to medical, pharmacy, nursing staff and allied healthcare providers
Conduct educational activities, apply principles of performance improvement, perform comprehensive clinical assessments and collaborate with the integrated healthcare team to provide quality patient care
Apply principles of continuous quality improvement consistent with job expectations, incorporating quality improvement principles into other activities and projects (e.g., data collection, documentation), developing criteria for drug use evaluations, medication use indicators and disease-based evaluations
Provide oversight and assist with the development and implementation of evidence-based medication guidelines/protocols, designing and implementing medication monitoring guidelines and programs for clinical staff
Assist the director of pharmacy with ensuring compliance with state and federal laws, validation of chemotherapy protocols and therapy plans in the EMR, and maintaining competencies required for oncology practice
Oversee activities of pharmacy technicians, coordinate workflow and perform final check of medications prior to being dispensed, ensuring compliance with clean room policies and procedures in accordance with USP 797 and 800 guidelines
Provide counseling and drug education to patients and families, including medication therapy management, and participate in staff education via educational in-services, presentations, medical literature searches, and individual counseling
Participate in inventory control including purchasing, receiving and stocking medication and pharmacy supplies
Comply with governmental and other regulations related to preparation, packaging and storage of products
Show ability to create and utilize cost-benefit analysis and offer therapeutic alternative selections to providers when appropriate
Demonstrate knowledge of pharmacy regulations and maintain patient confidentiality and HIPAA standards at all times
Other duties as assigned by department
Qualifications Education and/or Certification/Licence
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree from an accredited College of Pharmacy required
Board Certified Oncology Pharmacist (BCOP) or Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist (BCPS) preferred
Current Illinois State Pharmacy License required
Experience
3–5 years as a pharmacist with oncology experience
Hospital Pharmacy/Oncology Infusion Center experience preferred
Epic knowledge and experience preferred
Ability to interpret and evaluate chemotherapy treatment protocols and non-chemotherapy regimens
Knowledge of hazardous medication management
Ability to assess data reflective of the patient’s status, interpret the appropriate information needed to identify each patient’s requirements and provide pharmaceutical care based on those needs
Adhere to local, state, and federal laws regarding the profession of pharmacy practice
Customer service and teamwork orientation required; mathematical skills required; interpersonal skills, initiative, judgment and problem-solving skills
Ability to organize, set priorities and plan time to accomplish workload; ability to coordinate work between multiple sites
Computer skills in pharmacy systems and word processing applications beneficial; demonstrate accountability and professionalism
Knowledge of inventory control procedures and practices
Knowledge of third-party reimbursement programs and requirements
Knowledge of regulatory requirements related to dispensary and infusion area
Knowledge of USP 797 and 800 clean room standards
Thorough knowledge of HIPAA, OSHA and other regulatory policies and requirements
The compensation for this role includes a base pay range of $51.85–$77.78 per hour, with the actual pay determined by factors such as skills, experience, education, certifications, geographic location, and internal equity. Additional compensation may be available through shift differentials, bonuses, and other incentives. Base pay is only a portion of the total rewards package.
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