Senior Clinical Pharmacist, Oncology

. Implement clinical pharmacy services for practices within The US Oncology Network .

Posted 10/15/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesSenior💰 $123,800 - $206,300 per yearWebsite

Key responsibilities & impact

Implement clinical pharmacy services for practices within The US Oncology Network
Develop and implement strategies to optimize clinical efficacy, appropriate dosing, therapeutic interchange, reimbursement, and other drug use initiatives
Implement agreed-upon therapeutic and supportive care medication use changes in patient care settings
Collaborate with Network practices to implement P&T recommendations and patient safety improvements
Function as clinical pharmacist for patient-specific practice needs
Identify electronic health record best practices for medication review and recommend enhancements
Lead the development of clinical practice initiatives
Report on clinical interventions and key drug initiatives at practice P&T or applicable leadership meetings
Work collaboratively with Network practices, leadership, and McKesson teams to ensure high-quality, comprehensive, cost-effective pharmacy services meeting regulatory and quality obligations

What you’ll need

4+ years of practice in oncology pharmacy required
Active Pharmacist License required; Delaware license preferred (or in process) and flexibility to gain additional licensure
Experience as oncology clinical pharmacist guiding sound drug utilization strategies
Experience developing and expanding clinical pharmacy services
Data analytic skills using primary literature, medication use, and pharmacy practice
Ability to develop articulate persuasive arguments based on analysis and consensus recommendations
Demonstrated successful collaboration with physicians, advanced practice providers, and other practice staff
Strong working knowledge of community oncology practices
Advanced knowledge of Excel, PowerPoint, Teams
Advanced presentation and communication skills
Practice development experience with community oncology practices highly preferred
Understanding of managed care trends, including step edits, prior authorization workflow, and value-based care programs a plus
Success managing ongoing relationships primarily through remote communications and technology
Strong orientation and commitment to external and internal customer service
Ability to work in a self-directed environment
Excellent oral and written communication skills and strong critical thinking skills
Excellent organizational skills and ability to prioritize/follow up
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)
Flexibility in gaining additional state licenses as required
Board Certified in Oncology (BCOP) preferred

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