Investigational Drug Services (IDS) Pharmacist, On-site

Benefits

Qualifications

• •Current Pharmacy License in Texas or Virginia (required)
• •Strong knowledge of GCP, GMP, USP <797> and <800>, and clinical trial regulations
• •Ability to lift up to 40 lbs and perform duties requiring manual dexterity and extended periods of sitting/standing

Responsibilities

• •The IDS Pharmacist plays a critical role in ensuring protocol integrity, patient safety, and regulatory compliance throughout the conduct of clinical trials
• •Protocol Compliance: Review protocols, amendments, and study-specific documentation; attend site initiation visits; ensure accurate medication screening and documentation
• •Medication Dispensing & Preparation: Verify dosing accuracy, oversee compounding of investigational products (IP), and ensure compliance with USP <797> and <800>
• •IP Management & Accountability: Maintain inventory, manage drug receipt and returns, ensure proper documentation in Vestigo, and support monitoring visits
• •Administrative & Supervisory Duties: Supervise IDS technicians, maintain SOP compliance, support audits, and contribute to staff training and performance evaluations
• •Education & Training: Orient new staff and maintain required certifications and licenses
• •Data & Document Management: Upload and manage protocol documentation and staff credentials in eDOCs and Vestigo
• •This role offers the opportunity to work closely with leading investigators and contribute meaningfully to clinical trials in a supportive and collaborative environment
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