Clinical Pharmacist IIA
- NL, Canada
Hours75 bi-weekly (8 hour day shifts; on-call) Salary CG-43 (CAD50.43 - CAD58.84 per hour which includes any negotiated wage adjustment and/or supplement as applicable), plus a bi-weekly pensionable Market Adjustment up to a maximum of $788.48. (The Market Adjustment is currently approved until March 31, 2028, or pending collective bargaining conclusion, whichever is earlier). · Full-time
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- Pay
- Hours75 bi-weekly (8 hour day shifts; on-call) Salary CG-43 (CAD50.43 - CAD58.84 per hour which includes any negotiated wage adjustment and/or supplement as applicable), plus a bi-weekly pensionable Market Adjustment up to a maximum of $788.48. (The Market Adjustment is currently approved until March 31, 2028, or pending collective bargaining conclusion, whichever is earlier).
- Job type
- Full-time
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
| Zone: Eastern Urban Zone Location: Health Science Centre Clinical Pharmacist IIA (Revised) Pharmacy Program - Drug Dispensing Permanent, Full-Time AAHP 01148POS |
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| Hours | 75 bi-weekly (8 hour day shifts; on-call) |
| Salary |
CG-43 (CAD50.43 - CAD58.84 per hour which includes any negotiated wage adjustment and/or supplement as applicable), plus a bi-weekly pensionable Market Adjustment up to a maximum of $788.48. (The Market Adjustment is currently approved until March 31, 2028, or pending collective bargaining conclusion, whichever is earlier). Note positions in Labrador Grenfell Zone are eligible for a bi-weekly pensionable Market Adjustment up to a maximum of $1,019.25. The following Sign on Incentives may be applicable and can be combined: * Subject to Government of Newfoundland and Labrador approval annually. |
| Competition Number | VAC0022857 |
| Posted Date | 2026-04-01 |
| Closing Date | Open until filled. |
| Demands, duties, qualifications | Job Summary NL Health's Pharmacy Department is seeking a highly motivated professional to fill a Clinical Pharmacist IIA position. The successful candidate will report to the Provincial Pharmacy Manager of Oncology Services and work with the oncology leadership team to provide direction and leadership in oncology clinical services and chemotherapy distribution. The Clinical Pharmacist II acts as a liaison with Division Managers, nurses, physicians, and other health care employees and external stakeholders. Work includes: application of national oncology practice standards (NAPRA, USP 800) and accreditation standards; management of oncology drug shortages; training Clinical Pharmacists in oncology in chemotherapy order verification; oversight of quality assurance programs; policy development and implementation; providing consultation as a clinical expert in oncology; involvement with continuous improvement processes; performing frontline oncology distribution functions and providing direct patient care for ambulatory oncology patients. Job Demands By applying for this job, you acknowledge an understanding that regular requirements and demands of this job include (but are not limited to): Occasionally lifts objects less than 10 lbs. Regularly stands or walks when performing activities. Constantly uses fine finger/precision work using hand tools; visual concentration is required to read and interpret drug orders, calculate dosages, ensure medications are dispensed properly, read clinical studies, drug monographs, patient specific laboratory results, and to inspect and check drug amounts/preparations. A high level of alertness and concentration is required to do this work. Works under tight time pressures with an unpredictable work pace. Job Qualifications Graduation from a recognized School of Pharmacy is required. Licensure with the Newfoundland and Labrador Pharmacy Board and membership with the Pharmacists' Association of Newfoundland and Labrador is required. Doctor of Pharmacy or completion of a Hospital Residency Program would be considered an asset. Prior experience in oncology clinical practice would be considered an asset. Prior supervisory experience would be an asset. Demonstrated facilitation skills among diverse groups. Demonstrated strong supervisory and clinical leadership skills in the operation of Pharmacy Services. Demonstrated ability to provide clinical and administrative advice and guidance to other Clinical Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians and Pharmacy students. Demonstrated a high level of independence and self-direction. Demonstrated conflict management skills including the ability to resolve staffing issues. Demonstrated ability to integrate and evaluate pertinent data to problem-solve and make decisions effectively. Demonstrated critical thinking, problem solving and decision making using a systems approach. Ability to work autonomously prioritizing patient needs. Demonstrated effective communication, both verbally and in writing with co-workers, patients, and their families. Exhibited strong written and oral communication skills as well as the ability to deliver/facilitate effective presentations. Demonstrated proven analytical, collaboration and organizational skills. Proven ability to assume professional responsibility for safe, ethical, and effective practice. A satisfactory record of work performance and attendance is required. |
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Responsibilities
The Clinical Pharmacist IIA will lead oncology pharmacy services and chemotherapy distribution, verify chemotherapy orders and train other pharmacists. The role also manages drug shortages, runs quality checks and policy work, and provides direct patient care to ambulatory oncology patients.
Requirements
Candidates need graduation from a recognized School of Pharmacy and a licence with the Newfoundland and Labrador Pharmacy Board, plus membership in the Pharmacists' Association of Newfoundland and Labrador. Strong leadership, communication and critical-thinking skills are required, and a Doctor of Pharmacy, hospital residency or oncology experience is an asset.
Skills
- Chemotherapy order verification
- Oncology pharmacy practice
- USP 800 compliance
- NAPRA standards
- Drug shortage management
- Quality assurance programs
- Policy development
- Clinical consultation
- Continuous improvement
- Chemotherapy distribution
- Ambulatory patient care
- Clinical leadership
- Staff supervision and training
- Conflict management
- Critical thinking
- Decision making
- Systems thinking
- Written and oral communication
- Presentation facilitation
- Analytical skills
- Prioritization
- Drug calculation and dosage accuracy
Benefits
- Pensionable market adjustment
- Signing bonus
- Come Home incentive
- Relocation support
- Student bursary
Categories
- Healthcare
- Science & Research
- Government & Public Sector
Keywords
- clinical pharmacist
- pharmacy
- oncology pharmacy
- chemotherapy
- chemotherapy order verification
- hospital pharmacy
- drug distribution
- drug shortage management
- NAPRA
- USP 800
- quality assurance
- patient care
- ambulatory care
- health care
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- pharmacy supervisor
- clinical leadership
- Health Science Centre
Seniority
Senior
Perks
- Retirement plan
- Relocation support
- Signing bonus
- Performance bonus
Licences and certifications
- Membership in Pharmacists' Association of Newfoundland and Labrador
Tools
- chemotherapy order verification systems
- drug monographs
Languages
- English
Fields of study
- Pharmacy