Infusion Pharmacist - 252302

The Home Infusion Pharmacist is responsible for the safe and accurate preparation, dispensing, and monitoring of intravenous (IV) medications administered in a patient's home or alternate care setting. This role ensures compliance with all regulatory standards while collaborating with healthcare providers to optimize patient outcomes in a home infusion environment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Review and verify physician orders for home infusion therapies, including antibiotics, total parenteral nutrition (TPN), chemotherapy, and specialty biologics
• Compound and supervise the preparation of sterile IV medications in accordance with USP and standards
• Ensure accurate dispensing and labeling of medications and supplies for home delivery
• Provide clinical oversight, including dosing adjustments, therapeutic monitoring, and patient-specific care planning
• Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and case managers to coordinate patient care
• Counsel patients and caregivers on medication administration, storage, side effects, and safety
• Monitor patient outcomes and laboratory results; intervene as necessary
• Maintain compliance with state and federal regulations, accreditation standards, and company policies
• Oversee pharmacy technicians and support staff in compounding and workflow processes
• Participate in on-call rotation for clinical support and urgent patient needs

Qualifications:

• Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) or Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
• Active pharmacist license in the applicable state
• Experience in sterile compounding and home infusion or hospital pharmacy preferred
• Knowledge of USP , USP , and aseptic technique standards
• Strong clinical knowledge of IV therapies and disease states
• Excellent communication and organizational skills

Preferred Qualifications:

• Board certification (e.g., BCPS)
• Experience with home infusion pharmacy services
• Familiarity with electronic medical records and pharmacy management systems

Work Environment:

• Pharmacy cleanroom and office setting
• May include occasional patient interaction (in-person or virtual)
• On-call or weekend rotations may be required

Physical Requirements:

• Ability to stand for extended periods
• Manual dexterity for sterile compounding
• Ability to lift and transport medication supplies (up to 25 lbs)

Key Competencies:

• Attention to detail and accuracy
• Clinical decision-making
• Patient-centered care
• Regulatory compliance
• Team collaboration