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The Program Manager-Pharmacy Specialist will support CPIC and other projects activities by:
Leading and coordinating the development of CPIC's internationally recognized pharmacogenomic clinical practice guidelines according to Standard Operation Procedures.
Summarizing and curating literature for CPIC guidelines.
Assisting the St. Jude pharmacogenomics program leaders to develop a pediatric cancer drug safety collaborative.
Utilizing implementation science tools to evaluate and report implementation outcomes for CPIC and collaborative activities.
Coordinating CPIC activities such a organizing conference calls, preparing agendas and minutes and providing other support for CPIC PIs.
Presenting at relevant national and international meeting and conferences.
The ideal candidate will have:
Pharm.D., with PGY1 or PGY2 training.
Track record of reviewing scientific data, writing and publishing peer-reviewed manuscripts.
Experience in pediatric and/or implementation science desired but not required.
Minimum Education and/or Training:
Requires one of the following:
Pharm.D. accredited by the American Council of Pharmacy Education with PGY2 residency
Eight (8) years of pharmacy practice experience at St. Jude or a comparable institution
Minimum Experience:
Pediatric and/or oncology experience preferred.
Proven experience in earlier role/comparable role.
Compensation
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