Community Pharmacy Store Manager

Boots UK; Ilkeston; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee discount

Discretionary annual bonus

Flexible benefits

Job summary

Boots UK seeks an experienced Store Manager to combine retail leadership with pharmacy expertise for the local community.

You’ll lead a close-knit team on the shop floor and in the dispensary, delivering outstanding service, driving commercial results and developing colleagues’ skills.

This role offers progression to larger stores and senior Boots roles, with opportunities to build clinical skills and community partnerships.”

Qualifications

• Retail management experience and strong commercial awareness.
• NVQ Level 2 in Pharmacy Services (or UK equivalent).
• Experience working in a UK dispensary.
• Excellent customer service and ability to lead in-store performance.

Responsibilities

• Lead and inspire your team to deliver exceptional service.
• Drive sales and performance, balancing customer care with commercial goals.
• Build strong relationships with GP surgeries, primary care networks and engage with the local community.
• Deliver NHS and private services safely and confidently, offering clear, trusted and expert advice.
• Work in and run a well-organised and compliant dispensary, where attention to detail matters.
• Champion the Boots brand and make your store stand out.
• Know your people—what motivates them and what needs to change.
• Coach and develop your team to grow in confidence and capability.

Skills

Retail management

Customer service

Leadership

Collaboration

In-store strategy

Education

NVQ Level 2 in Pharmacy Services (UK)

Job description

Boots UK seeks an experienced Store Manager to combine retail leadership with pharmacy expertise for the local community.

You’ll lead a close-knit team on the shop floor and in the dispensary, delivering outstanding service, driving commercial results and developing colleagues’ skills.

This role offers progression to larger stores and senior Boots roles, with opportunities to build clinical skills and community partnerships.”