Pharmacist

The Clinical Pharmacist provides flexible, as-needed clinical and operational support across the AON network. This role assists the Clinical Pharmacy Services Manager, Regional Clinical Pharmacists, and pharmacy leadership with project-based work, clinical reviews, formulary and EMR updates, transitions of care, and short-term coverage needs. The pharmacist contributes to the execution of clinical initiatives, supports quality and safety standards, and ensures continuity of pharmacy operations across the network.

• Support clinical pharmacy projects, including formulary evaluations, P&T preparation, drug monographs, regimen updates, and communication writing.

• Assist with rollout of new clinical initiatives, workflows, guideline updates, and network-wide education.

• Provide support during Regional Clinical Pharmacist PTO, high-volume periods, or site transitions.

• Perform therapeutic reviews and provide evidence-based recommendations to prescribers.

• Assist with therapeutic substitutions, prior authorization support, and formulary alignment.

• Provide consultation regarding adverse event management, drug interactions, and oncology/specialty medication questions.

• Assist with maintaining and validating treatment plans, order sets, and formulary updates within OncoEMR or related systems.

• Support new builds or modifications in collaboration with Clinical Informatics and Regional Clinical Pharmacists.

• Participate in drug utilization reviews, data checks, and validation of clinical technology tools.

• Develop or update clinical resources, mixing charts, workflows, and tip sheets.

• Assist with education for providers, nurses, and pharmacists on new therapies or safety updates.

• Support preparation of clinical presentations and network communications.

• Assist pharmacy operations with AON clinic transitions, technology deployment, and workflow optimization.

•  Collaborate with analytics teams to support data validation or project-specific reporting. 

• Perform additional clinical or operational duties as assigned to support safe and efficient patient care.

• PharmD degree or bachelor’s degree in pharmacy, required.

• Active, unrestricted pharmacist license in good standing.

• Board Certified Oncology Pharmacist (BCOP) preferred but not required

• PGY1/PGY2 residency training preferred but not required.

• Minimum 2–3 years of clinical oncology or specialty pharmacy experience required.

• Experience with EMR order set build, drug substitution/interchange protocols, and data analytics preferred

Travel: 0-25%

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