Pharmacy Operations Lead

Responsibilities/Job Description:

In partnership with the Pharmacy Leader and other stakeholders, provide workflow management of the day-to-day operations in assigned pharmacy and/or clinical service area of oncology and infusion therapy, driving patient care excellence while ensuring achievement of organizational goals. Is a key pharmacy liaison between Cancer Care service line, programs, domains, and clinical areas as assigned. Foster an environment that includes consistent excellent patient and customer experience, outcomes that meet or exceed quality standards and financial targets, a culture of employee engagement and ongoing organizational and regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities

• Leads the day-to-day operations of pharmacy oncology and infusion services at two cancer centers to ensure achievement of organizational vision, mission, and goals.
• Provide clinical, formulary and pharmacotherapy expertise and act as a resource to students, staff, and interdisciplinary members of the care team. This may include coordinating student experiential rotation and acting as preceptor.
• Provide clinical pharmacy services to all patients in assigned area of cancer care, infusion services, advanced therapeutics, USP compliance, and other assigned areas using Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). This may include dispensing of medication, providing clinical services for patients, monitoring, adjusting patient therapies and documenting changes according to department policies and pharmacy regulations.
• Act as resource for pharmaceutical care to patients, partnering with interdisciplinary care team members to ensure the appropriateness of medication order and therapy and the effectiveness, safety, and convenience of the medication therapy.
• Ensure commitment to agreed-upon patient care philosophies and standards by assessing the proper use of the practice model and creating or modifying workflow to support it.
• Create and maintain an environment for pharmacy professionals to function efficiently with known accountabilities and exemplary performance standards.
• Develop, implement, and communicate key metrics and improvement activities to monitor the performance of pharmacy and/or clinical operations.
• Partner with human resources and other teams on human capital initiatives that ensure recruitment of high-quality candidates, foster staff engagement, encourage professional development and provide appropriate training and orientation.
• Build powerful relationships with all internal groups, external agencies, and other stakeholders to anticipate needs and ensure alignment within a highly matrixed environment.
• Ensure contractual obligations are met.
• Responsible for timely and accurate analysis and decision making to support pharmacy business performance, operational and financial objectives.
• Drive a culture of continuous improvement using lean management tools to support, challenge and evolve processes to achieve system pharmacy goals.
• Maintain knowledge, ensures, and facilitates compliance with all relevant laws, regulations, policies, procedures, and standards.
• Maintain proficiency in the skills and theory of the practice of pharmacy by reviewing literature, attending in-services, seminars, and conferences.

Required Qualifications

• Pharmacist Degree
• 3 years pharmacist experience in complex pharmacy operation, clinical service area or completion of an ASHP-accredited PGY2 oncology residency program
• MN Pharmacy License
• Minnesota Board of Pharmacy Preceptor License

Preferred Qualifications

• Completion of an ASHP-accredited PGY1 residency program
• Doctorate of Pharmacy
• 3 years experience in a specialty setting

 

Qualifications:

$146,577.60- $206,939.20 Annual