Job DescriptionJoin Cedars-Sinai Medical Center at the forefront of one of the most transformative areas of medicine. The Cellular and Gene Therapy (CGT) Pharmacist Coordinator will serve as a clinical, operational, and strategic pharmacy leader in building and advancing a comprehensive CGT program across the health system. In this highly collaborative role, you will help design the infrastructure, governance, workflows, and partnerships needed to safely and effectively evaluate, procure, coordinate, administer, and monitor commercially approved, investigational, and emerging CGT products. Working closely with physicians, pharmacists, laboratory and research teams, finance leaders, and other key stakeholders, you will help translate innovative therapies into accessible, efficient, and patient-centered care. As the CGT field continues to evolve, you will identify emerging opportunities, support strategic planning, and help shape the future of therapy delivery at Cedars-Sinai. Your leadership will contribute to the safe, equitable, and financially responsible growth of CGT services while advancing the organization's clinical, academic, and research missions.
This position has a flexible hybrid opportunity (up to 50% remote) and inpatient staffing (1 weekend per month) requirement.
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QualificationsEducational Requirements:- Pharm.D. degree from an accredited School of Pharmacy
- Completion of a PGY1 residency or equivalent practice experience
License/Certification/Registration Requirements:- Current pharmacist licensure in the State of California.
- BLS certification upon hire
What else are we looking for?- Passionate about advancing innovative therapies for patients with rare and difficult to treat conditions and helping patients navigate the complexities of the healthcare system
- Demonstrates strong interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate complex clinical, operational, financial, and scientific information clearly to diverse audiences
- Maintains a strategic, forward-looking perspective on the cellular and gene therapy pipeline and identifies opportunities to prepare the organization for new therapies, technologies, indications, and treatment models
- Is comfortable working in an evolving environment where evidence, processes, and best practices continue to develop
- Maintains an excellent clinical database and critical thinking skills, including the ability to provide recommendations on the management of complex patients, utilizing organizational policies and evidence-based medicine
- Is patient-centered and committed to promoting equitable access to complex, high-cost therapies while understanding the clinical, financial, and psychosocial challenges faced by patients and families
- Possesses experience in drug information services and formulary development
- Exhibits excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Demonstrates ability to prioritize projects to meet goals
