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Unity Systems
Northamptonshire
1 week ago
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Title:Pharmacist

Duration: One Year

Location: Northamptonshire (100% Onsite)

IR35 Determination: Inside

RTW: Must hold valid UK RTW, sponsorship not provided

Hours:15 hrs/week, Wednesday & Thursday, 14:00–22:00


Job Description:

Long-term locum position in a cleanroom-style warehouse environment with the UK’s largest homecare pharmacy dispensing site.

Ideal for pharmacists looking for part-time work (Wed & Thurs, 14:00–22:00). Open to newly qualified applicants.


The Homecare Pharmacist is responsible for:

  • Physical checking of all prescriptions and orders (PD, HHD and Nutrition MCB) that contain POM & P (Prescription Only Medicines & Pharmacy medicines) and ancillary items before their dispatch from NDC to patients
  • Ensuring that pharmacy patient dispensing processes are compliant with :
  • GPhC (General Pharmaceutical Council)
  • RPS (Royal Pharmaceutical Society)
  • Pharmacy Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
  • Good Documentation Practices (GDP)
  • Good Warehousing Practices (GWP)
  • Corporate Quality Manual & ISO standards.
  • Ensuring all Standards and Guidelines issued by the GPhC and the RPS are met and are implemented as part of their practice.
  • Ensuring the appropriate clinical and governance arrangements as set out in the RPS standards for homecare services are in place.
  • Being the Responsible Pharmacist (RP) when appointed by the Lead Pharmacist and or Superintendent Pharmacist.
  • Training and/or advising any relevant personnel across all business function in pharmacy & legal requirements.
  • Supervising Locum Pharmacists, Pharmacy Checkers, warehouse pickers and loaders.
  • Supervising Customer Service staff for both MCB and Renal order placement and arranging deliveries.


Education:

  • Membership of GPhC
  • Masters degree in Pharmacy (MPharm)


Experience:

  • Ability to work on own initiative
  • Experience in supervising staff
  • Expert knowledge of good dispensing and distribution practice
  • Ability to deal with unpredictable workload
  • Ability to work under pressure
  • Ability to work under a changing shift pattern

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