POEM is a collaboration between two statewide Collaborative Quality Initiatives – MOQC (Michigan Oncology Quality Consortium, www.moqc.org) and MICMT (Michigan Institute for Care Management and Transformation, www.micmt-cares.org) – and was developed with the support of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan to assist oncology practices with improving patient care and outcomes through integration of clinical oncology pharmacists in direct patient care.

POEM Clinical Oncology Pharmacist Responsibilities:
-You will provide oncology specialty pharmacist care via a Collaborative Practice Agreement with the oncologists at your practice
-You will contribute to performance on quality and financial measures
-You will assure safe, evidence-based, and cost-effective use of medications
-You will bill patient care management codes when eligible
-You will assist in tracking oncology pharmacist outcomes via POEM
-You will collaborate with oncology pharmacists across the state of Michigan in information and best practice sharing
-As a Clinical Pharmacist, you will be appointed as an adjunct faculty member in the University of Michigan College of Pharmacy where you will participate in the experiential training of pharmacy students

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