[Hiring] Director, Pharmacy Solutions @McKesson

Role Description

The Director, Pharmacy Solutions serves as the primary pharmacy strategic partner for an assigned portfolio of practices across The US Oncology Network. The Director leads practice-level infusion and oral drug strategy and optimization, translating Network pharmacy priorities into measurable execution by integrating:

• Clinical evidence
• Drug economics
• Payer and manufacturer dynamics
• Regulatory requirements
• Practice operations

Through trusted relationships with pharmacy, physician, operational, and financial leaders, the Director develops practice-specific strategies that:

• Advance clinically appropriate therapy selection
• Optimize infusion and oral drug utilization and performance
• Improve patient access
• Support safe, consistent, economically sustainable oncology care
• Facilitate long-term practice growth

The Director owns the pharmacy relationship, strategic account plan, and engagement cadence for assigned practices. The role coordinates enterprise resources to address practice priorities, resolve barriers, and maintain accountability for results while contributing field insight to Network-wide initiatives and governance.

Qualifications

• Degree or equivalent, typically requires 10+ years of relevant experience (less years required with relevant Master’s or Doctorate qualifications).
• PharmD or equivalent pharmacy degree required.
• MBA, MHA, MS, or other advanced degree preferred.
• Board certification in oncology pharmacy preferred.

Requirements

• 8+ years of progressive experience in oncology pharmacy, community oncology, healthcare operations, drug strategy, market access, or a closely related field.
• Demonstrated experience partnering with oncology practices or health-system leaders to improve clinical, financial, operational, access, or quality outcomes.
• Strong understanding of community oncology and the oncology industry, with demonstrated expertise in drug strategy and therapy optimization.
• Demonstrated success leading complex projects or portfolios across a matrixed organization and influencing stakeholders without direct authority.
• Experience using clinical, financial, and operational data to identify opportunities, develop recommendations, and monitor outcomes.
• Experience with advanced therapies, value-based care, medically integrated dispensing, or specialty pharmacy preferred.

Benefits

• Competitive compensation package.
• Annual bonus or long-term incentive opportunities may be offered.
• Pay range: $138,600 - $231,000.

Working Conditions

• Remote opportunity within the United States, subject to company policy.
• Travel up to 30% for practice engagement, internal meetings, and relevant industry events.
• General office demands.
• Must be authorized to work in the United States; sponsorship is not available for this position.