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Pharmacist I

Acute Care Alberta
Edmonton, CAN
Full-time
Senior
Onsite
$59.76
Discovered 2 weeks ago
Oncology pharmacotherapyChemotherapy protocols and medication safetyEpic BeaconAdult and pediatric oncology treatment plan developmentClinical evidence evaluation and translationMedication order set design

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The SCI Clinical Content Pharmacist provides provincial clinical leadership for oncology treatment plans used in Epic Beacon for adult and pediatric cancer care.

The role translates evidence-based oncology practice, provincial funding decisions, and clinical trial requirements into standardized electronic plans.

The work influences patient care delivery, system standardization, clinical workflows, and oncology medication safety across Alberta.

Role responsibilities

  • Develop, review, validate, and manage the lifecycle of oncology treatment plans in Epic Beacon.
  • Ensure plans reflect approved protocols and support safe, usable prescribing, nursing, and pharmacy workflows.
  • Collaborate with oncologists, nursing, Beacon analysts, clinical informatics teams, and provincial committees.
  • Provide safe and effective pharmaceutical services, manage patient medication therapy, and resolve drug-related problems.
  • Oversee medication compounding and packaging activities.

Required qualifications

  • Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy and active or eligible registration with the Alberta College of Pharmacy.
  • At least 5 years of hospital or similar institutional pharmacy experience with compounding and repackaging, including chemotherapy medications.
  • At least 6 months supporting development and maintenance of adult and pediatric treatment plans in Beacon/Cancer Care.
  • Clinical expertise in oncology pharmacotherapy and strong knowledge of chemotherapy protocols, supportive care, treatment sequencing, and oncology medication safety.
  • Computer skills including Epic Beacon and Microsoft Office applications.
  • Problem-solving, adaptability, clinical judgment, communication, collaboration, analytical skills, and attention to detail.
  • Ability to evaluate clinical evidence and translate evidence-based practice into standardized clinical content and workflows.

Preferred qualifications

  • Experience with provincial, multi-site, or large-scale clinical standardization initiatives.
  • Experience in clinical informatics, health information systems, or digital health.
  • Experience with multidisciplinary committees, working groups, or governance structures.
  • Experience providing mentorship, consultation, or subject-matter expertise to healthcare professionals.
  • Familiarity with medication order set design, clinical decision support, and electronic prescribing workflows.

Workplace and schedule

  • Primary location is Telus House in Edmonton; the role is eligible for hybrid work within Alberta.
  • Regular full-time employee class, 1.00 FTE, with day shifts and Saturday/Sunday days off.
  • Shift length is 7.75 hours; the posting lists 60 shifts per 12-week cycle.

Compensation

  • Minimum salary is $59.76 and maximum salary is $68.71; the posting does not identify the pay interval.

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