IP Clinical Pharmacist

Bidvane; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 45.000 - 65.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The Methodist Church in Britain is seeking an Independent Prescribing Pharmacist to support anticoagulation DOAC clinics across Waltham Forest, Tower Hamlets, Havering and Newham. The role is largely remote with clinics in practices and home visits, requiring GPhC registration and independent prescribing status.

You will assess and manage patients within a multidisciplinary team, run structured medication reviews, and contribute to public health outcomes across the network, with training

Qualifikationen

• Independent prescriber qualification required.
• At least two years' pharmacist experience in practice.
• Experience with anticoagulation services (DOAC) preferred.

Aufgaben

• Clinically assess and treat patients within a multidisciplinary team using DOAC anticoagulation expertise.
• Take responsibility for care management of patients in anticoagulation services.
• Carry out structured medication reviews to optimise medicines and promote self-care.
• Provide specialist medicines expertise to address public health and social care needs across the network.
• Lead medicines optimisation and antimicrobial stewardship activities.
• Support delivery of the Network DES service specifications and quality outcomes framework.
• Integrate general practice with wider healthcare teams including community and hospital pharmacy.
• Engage in shared care protocols and clinical research with medicines; liaise with specialist pharmacists.

Kenntnisse

Independent Prescribing

Ausbildung

GPhC registration

Jobbeschreibung

This bank post with Waltham Forest Federated GP Network covers anticoagulation (DOAC) clinics across Waltham Forest, Tower Hamlets, Havering and Newham, for one day. The core of the work is clinically assessing and treating patients within a multi-disciplinary team, managing their anticoagulation care and running structured medication reviews. The role is largely remote, with clinics held in practices and some home visits, and training is offered to those new to DOAC services. Independent prescribing status and at least two years' pharmacist experience decide fit.

What the job involves

• Clinically assess and treat patients within a multi-disciplinary team, using expertise in DOAC anticoagulation
• Take responsibility for the care management of patients in the anticoagulation services
• Carry out structured medication reviews to help patients get the best from their medicines, reduce waste and promote self-care
• Provide specialist medicines expertise to address public health and social care needs across the network
• Lead on person-centred medicines optimisation, including antimicrobial stewardship and antibiotic conservation
• Support delivery of the Network Contract DES service specifications and contribute to the quality and outcomes framework
• Integrate general practice with wider healthcare teams, including community and hospital pharmacy
• Take a central role in shared care protocols, clinical research with medicines and liaison with specialist pharmacists
• Develop relationships with pharmacists across networks and the wider health system
• Work across different boroughs, with clinics in practices and home visits
• Work within scheme and practice policies, including health and safety and fire procedures
• Attend supervision, appraisals and training, and undertake other reasonable tasks

Qualifications

• Independent Prescribing Pharmacist qualification

Registration & licences

• GPhC registration

Experience

• Independent prescriber
• At least two years' experience as a pharmacist, demonstrated within a practice portfolio
• Experience of, and awareness of, the common acute and long-term conditions seen in general practice

Nice to have

• Completed ACP alongside independent prescribing
• Earliest possible start date