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Houston Methodist

Oncology Clinical Specialist. Job in Baytown Gr8Jobs

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An Oncology Pharmacist provides medications to patients and educates patients on the proper use of medications. Specializes in managing complex pharmacotherapeutic plans for treatment and prevention of cancer and cancer-related diseases.

$127,375 / year median in Texas

+8% projected growth

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Houston Methodist seeks an Oncology Clinical Specialist Pharmacist to provide advanced oncology pharmacotherapy for complex cancer patients. In this on-site role, you will optimize chemotherapy and supportive care regimens, perform therapeutic drug monitoring, and ensure safe, compliant sterile compounding. The specialist will round with interdisciplinary teams, educate patients and staff, develop and review oncology protocols, and support research and quality initiatives. This position thrives in our mission-driven, patient-centered culture that emphasizes safety, innovation, continuous learning, and collaboration. Responsibilities Provide advanced oncology pharmacotherapy management for inpatient and outpatient cancer populations. Design, verify, and monitor chemotherapy and supportive care regimens for safety and efficacy. Perform therapeutic drug monitoring and adjust therapy based on clinical status and lab results. Ensure safe, compliant sterile compounding in alignment with USP 797/800 and hospital policies. Participate in interdisciplinary rounds and collaborate with oncologists, nurses, and other clinicians. Educate patients, caregivers, and staff on oncology medications, side effects, and administration. Develop, review, and optimize oncology treatment protocols, order sets, and clinical pathways. Support and participate in oncology research, clinical trials, and quality improvement initiatives. Identify and prevent medication errors, adverse drug events, and drug interactions in oncology care. Precept pharmacy residents/students and contribute to ongoing professional education and development. Required Skills Oncology pharmacotherapy Chemotherapy regimen management Sterile compounding (USP 797/800) Therapeutic drug monitoring Medication safety and error prevention Electronic health record (EHR) systems Interdisciplinary care collaboration Patient and caregiver education Clinical protocol and order set development Research and quality improvement methods