Impactful PCN Pharmacist (Part-Time) & Independent Prescriber

NHS Jobs; Oxford; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 54,000; Part time

Job summary

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is offering a part-time pharmacist role within SEOxHA PCN practices in South East Oxford. You will conduct medication reviews, manage polypharmacy for multimorbidity, and implement prescribing changes as an independent prescriber with CPPE training support.

You will work within a multi-disciplinary team with GPs and nurses, contributing to medicines safety, quality improvement, and service development across primary care settings.

Qualifications

• Experience in general practice or another patient-facing clinical environment.
• Experience with medication reviews for patients with long-term conditions.
• Independent prescribing qualification.
• CPPE Primary Care Education pathway training or progress.
• Experience with audits or quality improvement projects.

Responsibilities

• Undertake clinical medication reviews with patients with multimorbidity and polypharmacy and implement prescribing changes as an independent prescriber.
• Support medicines optimisation and rationalisation for care home patients to reduce risk.
• Reconcile medicines following hospital discharge and in care homes.
• Provide patient-facing clinics and telephone advice about medicines.
• Collaborate with GP practices and other health professionals to reduce readmission risk.

Skills

Medication reviews

Independent prescribing

CPPE primary care training

Audit or quality improvement

General practice experience

Job description

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is offering a part-time pharmacist role within SEOxHA PCN practices in South East Oxford. You will conduct medication reviews, manage polypharmacy for multimorbidity, and implement prescribing changes as an independent prescriber with CPPE training support.

You will work within a multi-disciplinary team with GPs and nurses, contributing to medicines safety, quality improvement, and service development across primary care settings.