The clinical pharmacy specialist is responsible for providing pharmaceutical care with a specific focus on oral chemotherapy to patients managed in our neuro-oncology and GI clinics respectively at the Penn Medicine at Perelman location. The specialist will be expected to develop a practice within the various ambulatory practice sites and liaison as appropriate with other partners. Activities include evaluating, monitoring and modifying drug therapy, providing recommendations to optimize patient outcomes, providing patients with new medication education, minimizing safety issues and ensuring cost effectiveness, and providing drug information for medical personnel.  The pharmacist should be an effective communicator and be able to integrate themselves within the health team and current structure of the pharmacy department. Additionally, the candidate should coordinate pharmacotherapy activities and educational opportunities for department pharmacists and residents in the ambulatory practice setting. The pharmacist will also assist with collection and presentation of patient outcomes data and quality improvement projects in accordance with URAC Accreditation. The clinical pharmacy specialist will be expected to participate in the education and training of students, PGY1 and PGY2 Oncology residents.  Finally, the clinical pharmacy specialist should fulfill requirements associated with hospital and department policies and procedures, JCAHO and other regulatory agencies.