Pharmacist I

Role overview

Clinical content responsibilities

• Develop, review, validate, and manage the lifecycle of oncology treatment plans.
• Translate evidence-based practice, provincial funding decisions, and clinical trial requirements into standardized electronic plans.
• Ensure plans reflect approved protocols and support prescribing, nursing, pharmacy care, and clinical workflows.
• Collaborate with oncologists, nursing, Beacon analysts, clinical informatics teams, and provincial committees.
• Manage medication therapy, resolve drug-related problems, and oversee compounding and packaging activities.

Required qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy and active or eligible Alberta College of Pharmacy registration.
• At least 5 years of institutional pharmacy experience with compounding and repackaging, including chemotherapy medications.
• At least 6 months supporting adult and pediatric Beacon or Cancer Care treatment plan development and maintenance.
• Clinical expertise in oncology pharmacotherapy, chemotherapy protocols, supportive care, treatment sequencing, and medication safety.
• Epic Beacon and Microsoft Office computer skills; clinical evidence evaluation and translation into standardized content and workflows.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, collaboration, accuracy, and prioritization skills.

Preferred qualifications

• Experience with provincial or large-scale standardization initiatives, clinical informatics, multidisciplinary governance, or mentorship is preferred.

Workplace and schedule

• Eligible to work hybrid, on-site or off-site, within Alberta.
• Regular full-time role at Telus House; day shifts, with weekends off.