The Pharmacist performs medication management activities to ensure safe, rational, and cost-effective therapy while maintaining compliance with applicable rules and standards.
Compensation
Competitive pay, incentives, referral bonuses and 403(b) with employer contributions
Responsibilities
Process orders and provide medication review for appropriateness, safety and efficacy during order processing
Ensure accurate preparation of compounded and non-compounded products
Oversee distributive functions of the pharmacy department to facilitate accurate and timely medication availability
Oversee pharmacy technicians and support personnel activities
Maintain responsibility and accountability for the security of pharmacy inventory
Prepares and dispenses medications and other pharmaceutical supplies, using standard professional procedures to fill written or verbal physician orders.
Responsibilities
Order verification
Pharmacokinetic monitoring and dosing
Attending emergent responses to prepare medications and recommend dosing
Clinical initiatives such as IV to PO interchanges
Seeking a highly motivated Ocular Research Scientist to support the discovery and preclinical development of innovative therapies for retinal diseases, focusing on ocular biology, retinal disease models, and translational research.
Responsibilities
Lead and participate in research efforts to discover, characterize, and validate novel approaches for extrahepatic siRNA and RNA editing activities, with a focus on ophthalmology targets.
Develop, optimize, and characterize ocular mouse models relevant to AMD including Geographic atrophy (dry AMD), neovascular or wet AMD, diabetic retinopathy and diabetic macular edema, retinal vascular leakage and neovascularization, inherited and rare retinal diseases, retinal inflammation, and neurodegeneration.
Establishment of ocular in vivo systems to screen siRNAs via ocular dosing and administration in rodents, including intravitreal, subretinal, topical, periocular, and systemic delivery, as appropriate for the study.
Perform animal monitoring, clinical observations, study scheduling, tissue collection, necropsy procedures, and sample processing in accordance with approved protocols.
Conduct detailed microdissection of ocular tissues, including isolation of the retina, RPE/choroid, optic nerve, vitreous, aqueous humor, and other relevant ocular compartments.
We are seeking a skilled, motivated, and versatile individual who can help build a highly collaborative, successful drug discovery and development team in the Obesity research group in Boston, focusing on anti-obesity therapeutics.
Compensation
The anticipated wage for this position is $72,000 - $189,200
Responsibilities
Perform and support in vivo pharmacology studies in rodent models, working under the direction of project scientists.
Implement study procedures with precision, collect and process biological samples, and document results accurately.
Perform rodent handling, blood collection, and dosing by subcutaneous (SC), oral (PO), and intraperitoneal (IP) routes.
Measure and record body weight, body composition, and food intake throughout the course of in vivo studies.
Collect tissues at study termination and complete downstream sample processing for analysis.
The Specialty Pharmacist – Immunoglobulin Therapy provides clinical pharmacy services for patients receiving IVIg and SCIg, along with other chronic care infusion therapies, through evaluation of physician orders, clinical management, dosing, and safety monitoring, and the safe, efficient dispensing of medications, supplies, and administration equipment.
Compensation
$63.00 - $80.00 an hour
Responsibilities
Manage clinical care, dosing, and safety monitoring for patients on IVIg and SCIg therapies
Provide clinical oversight for patients on other chronic care infusion therapies
Evaluate and verify physician orders and patient medication profiles
Monitor medication appropriateness, stability, and compatibility
Review and dispense medications, supplies, and administration equipment
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree required
PharmD or Master's degree from an accredited School of Pharmacy required
Nice to have: Immunoglobulin Certified Pharmacist (IGCP®) credential
Nice to have: knowledge of sterile compounding practices
Nice to have: knowledge of laminar airflow principles
Leading the design, planning, execution and documentation of humanized in vivo experiments to study the efficacy and mechanism of action for investigational therapeutics in oncology.
Compensation
$136,690 – 190,711
Responsibilities
Design and conduct humanized in vivo models for the evaluation of lead bispecific and multispecific molecules for oncology (solid tumor) indications
Oversee and implement all aspects of efficacy studies utilizing rodent cancer models
Culturing of mammalian tumor cells
Subcutaneous and orthotopic implantation of tumor cell xenografts into mice
Compound dosing by all routes, followed by blood and tissue collection measurements of tumor burden and metastatic growth and incidence
The in vivo pharmacology Senior Scientist will participate in the Gene Therapy in vivo pharmacology lab to execute experiments in support of the discovery and optimization of novel therapeutic candidates for genetic medicines.
Compensation
Pay rate: $55-57/hr on w2
Responsibilities
Work with team leads to design and execute in vivo pharmacology experiments to characterize activity, distribution, and clearance of genetic medicines in rodent models
Assist in the development and characterization of novel in vivo models
Collaborate with cross-functional partners to ensure the translation from discovery to development
Provide written and verbal communication of work in study reports and team meetings
Keep and maintain accurate and timely documentation of all practical work
Requirements
B.S./M.S. in life sciences (e.g., biology, neuroscience, or related field)