Band 8a/8b – Haematology/Cancer Pharmacist – Uxbridge

Pulsejobs.com; Greater London; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading healthcare recruitment agency is seeking a skilled Haematology/Cancer Pharmacist to provide specialist care in Uxbridge. You will play a vital role in medication management, ensuring safety and effectiveness in patient treatment. Ideal candidates will have GPhC registration, a pharmacy degree, and experience in haematological oncology. Join us to enhance patient outcomes through your expertise and commitment to high-quality care.

Qualifications

• GPhC registration required.
• Degree in Pharmacy or equivalent essential.
• Proven experience in adult haematological cancer pharmacy required.

Responsibilities

• Reviewing and verifying chemotherapy prescriptions for accuracy.
• Monitoring and managing drug interactions and patient responses.
• Educating patients on treatment plans and adherence.

Skills

Communication

Problem-Solving

Independent Working

Team Collaboration

Education

Degree in Pharmacy or equivalent

GPhC registration

Job description

Job Title: Haematology/Cancer Pharmacist
Banding: Band 8a/8b
Location: Uxbridge
Hours: 37.5 hours per week
Start Date: ASAP
Rate: £35 – £43 per hour
Duration: 3 months (with possible extension)

We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Haematology/Cancer Pharmacist to join our esteemed client in Uxbridge. This role involves providing specialist pharmaceutical care to adult patients with haematological cancers, ensuring the safe and effective use of oncology medications. Your expertise will be essential in medication management, chemotherapy verification, and clinical trial support, contributing to high-quality patient care and treatment optimisation.

Key Responsibilities

As a Haematology/Cancer Pharmacist, you will be responsible for reviewing and verifying chemotherapy prescriptions to ensure accuracy and compliance with treatment protocols while providing expert pharmaceutical advice to oncologists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals. You will closely monitor and manage drug interactions, side effects, and patient responses to oncology medications, ensuring optimal patient safety and therapeutic effectiveness. Additionally, you will educate patients on their treatment plans, including chemotherapy regimens and supportive medications, offering guidance to enhance adherence and understanding. Your role may also involve supporting clinical trials, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and contributing to the development of oncology pharmacy guidelines.

Qualifications & Experience

• GPhC registration (essential).
• Degree in Pharmacy or equivalent.
• Proven experience in adult haematological cancer pharmacy.
• Experience in clinical trials (desirable but not essential).
• Strong communication and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team.

Why Work with Pulse?

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Our expert recruitment consultants are committed to securing the best opportunities for you and supporting you every step of the way. Thanks to our preferred or sole supplier status with many clients, we can offer exclusive placements you won’t find elsewhere.

We always prioritise your best interests, engaging in meaningful conversations and truly listening to what matters to you. You’re not just a resource—you’re a valued professional.

How to Apply

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