Oncology Pharmacist

• Perform prospective chemotherapy regimen verification for ordering accuracy, indication, dosing (BSA/weight/renal/hepatic), sequencing, diluents, stability, and administration parameters.
• Assess and manage toxicities (e.g., myelosuppression, mucositis, neuropathy, cardiotoxicity), implement dose adjustments, and recommend monitoring.
• Provide evidence-based recommendations for antineoplastic agents, targeted therapies, immunotherapies, cellular therapies, and clinical trial regimens.
• Conduct comprehensive medication management (CMM): reconcile medications, evaluate drug–drug and drug–gene interactions, and deprescribe when appropriate.

• Oversee and/or perform aseptic compounding of hazardous and non‑hazardous sterile preparations per USP <797> and USP <800>.
• Ensure proper donning, engineering controls, closed‑system transfer devices (CSTDs), and beyond‑use dating.
• Maintain chain-of-custody, labeling, and bar‑code verification for chemo admixtures.

• Lead or support medication-use evaluations (MUEs), incident reviews, and corrective actions related to oncology medications.
• Develop, implement, and update chemotherapy protocols, order sets, and pathways to reflect current best evidence.
• Ensure regulatory readiness (e.g., TJC/Det Norske Veritas, USP chapters, state board) and maintain documentation/audits.
• Track and report clinical interventions, outcomes, cost avoidance, and safety metrics.

• Practice under collaborative practice agreements (CPAs) to initiate/adjust therapies, order labs, and manage supportive care within scope.
• Coordinate care transitions with infusion center, inpatient units, specialty pharmacy, home infusion, and community providers.

• Support clinical trials: verify protocol regimens, manage investigational products (IP), and ensure protocol compliance and documentation.
• Evaluate new drugs and indications for formulary review and safe implementation.

• Precept and mentor oncology pharmacy technicians.
• Provide in-services to nursing, providers, and ancillary staff on oncology medications and safety.
• Contribute to departmental policies, strategic initiatives, and interprofessional workgroups.

• Build, validate, and maintain EHR chemotherapy plans, order sets, and clinical decision support (alerts, dosing calculators).
• Utilize BCMA and smart pump libraries to ensure accurate dispensing and administration; escalate issues promptly.

• Communicate clearly with prescribers, nurses, and the infusion team to resolve order issues and ensure continuity of care.
• Report adverse drug events (ADEs), near misses, and pharmacovigilance data per internal/external requirements.

• Prioritize and triage STAT, time‑sensitive chemotherapy and supportive care orders.
• Ensure adequate inventory, storage, and waste management of hazardous drugs; coordinate drug shortage mitigation plans.
• Assist with billing accuracy (NDC mapping, waste documentation, HCPCS coding support) to minimize denials.
• Additional Duties to include Order verification at Central Pharmacy, IV room Pharmacist duties at Central Pharmacy, or other additional duties as assigned.

Bachelor’s degree or Pharm D from an accredited College of Pharmacy.

Current valid Florida Pharmacist license