System Director Oncology Pharmacy Services
The Judge Group, Knoxville, TN, United States
System Director for Oncology Pharmacy Services
$142,000.00/yr - $183,000.00/yr
Job Summary The System Director for Oncology Pharmacy Services provides strategic and operational leadership across inpatient and outpatient oncology pharmacy programs. This role oversees medication safety, regulatory compliance, clinical pharmacy operations, and quality initiatives across multiple sites. The director partners with pharmacy leadership, oncology providers, and senior administrators to ensure safe, efficient, and high-quality pharmaceutical care for oncology patients.
Responsibilities Strategic & Operational Oversight
Serve as pharmacist-in-charge for oncology pharmacy services across the health system
Coordinate inpatient and ambulatory oncology pharmacy operations
Lead operational planning and budgeting for oncology pharmacy programs
Support the launch of new infusion satellite locations and pharmacy services
Compliance & Policy Development
Ensure compliance with USP Chapters 797 and 800, DEA, state board regulations, OSHA, NIOSH, HRSA (340B), and FDA standards
Develop and enforce internal pharmacy policies and procedures
Maintain secure storage and handling of controlled substances
Ensure availability of supplies and pharmaceuticals for safe compounding and dispensing
Clinical Leadership
Oversee clinical pharmacy services in oncology settings
Evaluate chemotherapy and immunotherapy regimens for safety and efficacy
Develop and maintain oncology clinical pathways and protocols
Ensure clinical pharmacy practices align with established standards
Perform duties consistent with the Oncology Pharmacist role
Ensure accurate charge capture and credit reconciliation
Evaluate drug utilization, charging, and coding practices
Collaborate with system task forces to optimize medication delivery and cost-efficiency
Quality & Education
Support nursing departments with patient and staff education
Implement and monitor pharmacy-related quality improvement initiatives
Complete required annual education assignments
Perform other duties as assigned
Minimum Qualifications
Education : Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree
Experience :
PGY-1 residency plus 5 years of oncology clinical practice, or
PGY-2 residency plus 3 years of oncology clinical practice
Licensure : Valid and active Tennessee pharmacy license
Seniority level Director
Employment type Full-time
Job function Health Care Provider
Benefits
Medical insurance
Vision insurance
401(k)
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Job Summary The System Director for Oncology Pharmacy Services provides strategic and operational leadership across inpatient and outpatient oncology pharmacy programs. This role oversees medication safety, regulatory compliance, clinical pharmacy operations, and quality initiatives across multiple sites. The director partners with pharmacy leadership, oncology providers, and senior administrators to ensure safe, efficient, and high-quality pharmaceutical care for oncology patients.
Responsibilities Strategic & Operational Oversight
Serve as pharmacist-in-charge for oncology pharmacy services across the health system
Coordinate inpatient and ambulatory oncology pharmacy operations
Lead operational planning and budgeting for oncology pharmacy programs
Support the launch of new infusion satellite locations and pharmacy services
Compliance & Policy Development
Ensure compliance with USP Chapters 797 and 800, DEA, state board regulations, OSHA, NIOSH, HRSA (340B), and FDA standards
Develop and enforce internal pharmacy policies and procedures
Maintain secure storage and handling of controlled substances
Ensure availability of supplies and pharmaceuticals for safe compounding and dispensing
Clinical Leadership
Oversee clinical pharmacy services in oncology settings
Evaluate chemotherapy and immunotherapy regimens for safety and efficacy
Develop and maintain oncology clinical pathways and protocols
Ensure clinical pharmacy practices align with established standards
Perform duties consistent with the Oncology Pharmacist role
Ensure accurate charge capture and credit reconciliation
Evaluate drug utilization, charging, and coding practices
Collaborate with system task forces to optimize medication delivery and cost-efficiency
Quality & Education
Support nursing departments with patient and staff education
Implement and monitor pharmacy-related quality improvement initiatives
Complete required annual education assignments
Perform other duties as assigned
Minimum Qualifications
Education : Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree
Experience :
PGY-1 residency plus 5 years of oncology clinical practice, or
PGY-2 residency plus 3 years of oncology clinical practice
Licensure : Valid and active Tennessee pharmacy license
Seniority level Director
Employment type Full-time
Job function Health Care Provider
Benefits
Medical insurance
Vision insurance
401(k)
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