Clinical Pharmacist – Primary Care & Chronic Disease

IQVIA; Bournemouth; Hybrid; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Car allowance £5500 (PLUS paid mileage

25 days annual paid holiday

Private healthcare (BUPA)

Flexible benefits

Online wellbeing support

Job summary

Interface Clinical Services, an IQVIA business, is seeking a clinical pharmacist to support primary care teams in managing chronic conditions with clinical tools and reviews. The role combines clinical work with commercial acumen and offers hybrid working across the UK, with travel as required.

You will help practices follow protocols, identify opportunities for clinical reviews at practice, PCN or ICB levels, and build lasting relationships with NHS organisations.

Qualifications

• Must be a GPhC registered pharmacist with a minimum of 2 years PQE.
• Primary care experience desirable and PCPEP qualification desirable.
• Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel; remote working allowed.
• A passion to improve patients’ long-term health with a proactive ethic.

Responsibilities

• Support practices to provide clinical tools and resources for long-term conditions.
• Ensure services delivered within protocols and operating instructions.
• Identify opportunities for clinical reviews at practice, PCN, or ICB level.
• Enhance awareness of Interface Clinical Services within primary care and NHS.

Skills

GPhC registered pharmacist

2+ years PQE

Primary care experience desirable

PCPEP qualification desirable

Full UK driving licence

Willing to travel / remote working

Job description

Interface Clinical Services, an IQVIA business, is seeking a clinical pharmacist to support primary care teams in managing chronic conditions with clinical tools and reviews. The role combines clinical work with commercial acumen and offers hybrid working across the UK, with travel as required.

You will help practices follow protocols, identify opportunities for clinical reviews at practice, PCN or ICB levels, and build lasting relationships with NHS organisations.