Clinical Pharmacy Technician – Ward & Discharge Specialist

NHS Jobs; Cambridge; Presencial; GBP 28.000 - 34.000; Tempo integral

Resumo da vaga

Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Pharmacy Technician to develop and maintain specialist ward-based services at the Cambridge Rehabilitation Unit. You will support pharmacists in clinical care, perform medicines reconciliation for new admissions, and liaise with community pharmacies to ensure a seamless medicines pathway.

You will also train nursing staff, manage medicine orders and stock, label medicines, and document pharmaceutical interventions.

Qualificações

• Duties include delivering day-to-day specialist pharmacy technician services, supporting ward-based pharmaceutical care and medicines policies.
• Ability to communicate with patients, carers and health professionals and document actions accurately.
• Induction and training of nursing staff on ward-related pharmaceutical processes.

Responsabilidades

• Be accountable for developing and maintaining day-to-day specialist pharmacy technician services to Cambridge Rehabilitation Unit.
• Support the pharmacist in clinical pharmacy service and refer clinical queries appropriately.
• Undertake medicines history and reconciliation for new admissions.
• Assess patients' medicines for suitability for use.
• Order medicines for individual patients and for ward discharge.
• Order stock medicines and maintain stock rotation.
• Label/re-label medicines as required.
• Induct and advise ward nursing staff on pharmaceutical processes.
• Maintain records of pharmaceutical interventions as needed.
• Liaise with community pharmacies on admission/discharge using PharmOutcomes for seamless care.
• Work autonomously and as part of the Trust team; travel to other locations within the Trust may be required.

Descrição da vaga

Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Pharmacy Technician to develop and maintain specialist ward-based services at the Cambridge Rehabilitation Unit. You will support pharmacists in clinical care, perform medicines reconciliation for new admissions, and liaise with community pharmacies to ensure a seamless medicines pathway.

You will also train nursing staff, manage medicine orders and stock, label medicines, and document pharmaceutical interventions.