The Oncology Precision Medicine Pharmacy Coordinator plays a critical role in optimizing medication therapy for cancer patients through the guidance of genomic and molecular testing. Located in Columbus, Ohio, this hybrid coordinator position includes both direct patient care duties and administrative responsibilities leading the oncology precision medicine service for OhioHealth. The clinical pharmacist coordinator collaborates with multidisciplinary healthcare teams to develop personalized medication plans, interpret genetic test results, and educate patients on their treatment. 

This position assists with the planning and implementation of operational and clinical initiatives related to precision medicine, including coordinating the organization's interprofessional Molecular Tumor Board. Direct involvement in continuous quality improvement, regulatory compliance, and workflow management is required. The coordinator also serves as the liaison with external genomic testing companies and provides recommendations to providers to optimize testing and services options and practices. In partnership with the OhioHealth Research Institute and Cancer Services, this position additionally supports clinical trials and other research in oncology precision medicine. 

LEARN MORE: Precision Medicine Program at OhioHealth

ABOUT COLUMBUS, OHIO

Explore the Greater Columbus Region — where your future meets fun. Whether you're into hiking trails, local breweries, live music, or weekend farmers markets, the Columbus area has something for everyone. From the creative energy of downtown to the charm of suburbs like Dublin, Westerville, and Grandview Heights, you'll find a mix of affordability, culture, and community. With a booming job market, top-tier healthcare systems, and a growing tech and innovation scene, Columbus is a place where young professionals can thrive. Add in Buckeye spirit, diverse neighborhoods, and endless things to do — and you’ve got a city that’s not just a great place to work, but a great place to live.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE

• Bachelor of Science or Doctor of Pharmacy degree from an accredited institution (Required).
• Current Ohio Registered Pharmacist license or eligible for licensure in Ohio (Required).
• Past experience with oncology molecular precision medicine is preferred but not required. We provide necessary training.
• Direct experience in oncology clinical pharmacy practice and/or completion of PGY2 Oncology Pharmacy Residency strongly preferred.
• Oncology Pharmacy Specialty Certification (BCOP) preferred.

About OhioHealth

OhioHealth is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit, faith-based healthcare organization with over 28,000 associates, physicians, and volunteers serving and supported by the community since 1891. Based in Columbus, Ohio, it is comprised of 11 member hospitals, 3 affiliated hospitals, 28 ambulatory care centers, home-health providers, and an employed physician group with more than 500 physicians in a wide range of specialties and primary care. Member hospitals include Riverside Methodist Hospital, Grant Medical Center, Mansfield General Hospital, Doctors Hospital-Columbus, Grady Memorial Hospital, Dublin Methodist Hospital, Shelby Memorial Hospital, O'Blenness Hospital, Doctors Hospital-Nelsonville, Hardin Memorial Hospital and Marion General Hospital. We are proud to be named by Truven Health Analytics as one of the top 15 best healthcare systems in the nation for clinical performance for 6 years. OhioHealth also has been recognized by FORTUNE Magazine as one of the “100 Best Companies to Work For” in 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016. For more than a century OhioHealth has been united by the mission "to improve the health of patients we serve". The re...sidency program at Grant Medical Center was recognized in 2013 as one of 12 programs that have been continuously graduating quality residents since the inception of accredited residency programs over 50 years ago. The residency program at Riverside Methodist Hospital has been training quality residents for over 40 years. The organization shares a vision "to be the place where people want to work, where physicians want to practice and most importantly, where patients want to go when they need healthcare services."

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