As a pharmacist, you will not have any management responsibilities. Your main tasks will involve helping customers with their questions, providing consultation services, and offering reliable clinical advice.

Client Details

The client is a big national company. We are excited to tackle the changing role of pharmacy and we strongly believe in our goal of offering top-notch health care services to the communities we serve. Our stores range from small village pharmacies to big high street branches and provide a wide range of pharmacy services. Description

As the Pharmacist you will be checking prescriptions, preparing medications, and giving them to patients. You will offer advice on medicines, including side effects, proper dosages, and how to store them. As the Pharmacist you will also provide guidance on health topics like quitting smoking, monitoring cholesterol, and screening for diabetes. You will keep records such as pharmacy files, patient profiles, and inventories of controlled drugs. You and your team will organise the pharmacy so products are easy to find. As the Pharmacist you will keep an eye on medications to make sure they don't expire or go bad. As the Pharmacist you will tasked with providing NHS and Private services ti patients. As the Pharmacist you will be tasked with supervising and training pharmacy support staff although the client has advised you will have an assistant manager to support you with this.

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Profile

The succesful will have the following skills and qualities:

- Paying attention to detail is crucial for pharmacists when dispensing medications, keeping track of inventory, and updating patient records.

- Excellent verbal communication skills are important for pharmacists.

- Being sensitive and understanding when interacting with patients, doctors, and other health professionals is essential.

- Having problem-solving skills is necessary for pharmacists.

- The ability to work well under pressure and stay calm in stressful situations is a must for pharmacists.

- Good organisational skills are important for pharmacists to have.

- Having a high level of scientific knowledge is crucial for pharmacists.

- Basic IT skills are necessary for tasks such as labelling medicines and maintaining stock control.

- Behaving in a professional manner, respecting confidentiality, and speaking up when concerns arise are key aspects of professionalism for pharmacists.

Job Offer

- Competitive salary with potential for bonuses

- Supportive team environment

- Opportunities for career advancement

- Generous holiday allowance

- The chance to become an independent prescriber

- Healthy work-life balance

- Annual payment of GPHC fees

- Employee discounts available

- Yearly salary reviews

- Paid overtime