Night-Shift Responsible Pharmacist (Hybrid)

Pharmacy2U | Certified B Corp; Ellistown; Hybrid; GBP 45,000 - 48,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pension

Sick pay

CPD & training

Private healthcare

Job summary

Pharmacy2U in Bardon, Coalville (LE67 1GQ) is hiring a Responsible Clinical Pharmacist (Nights) for a 12 month fixed-term, part-time contract. The role is hybrid with one week on-site and one week at home, totaling 31 hours per week (Tue–Fri 2am–9am, Sat 1am–6am). Salary is £28 per hour.

You will cover RP duties and ensure safe, compliant dispensary operations. We offer a strong benefits package and a culture that supports CPD and professional development as part of a patient‑centric digital

Responsibilities

• Assume Responsible Pharmacist duties and maintain legal, ethical and GPhC‑compliant pharmacy governance.
• Oversee safe and effective dispensary operations in a high‑volume environment.
• Clinically check all NHS and private prescriptions for accuracy, dosage and safety.
• Ensure prescription queries and responses are managed within agreed SLAs to support patient safety.
• Review and appropriately elevate incidents, near misses and risks.
• Provide clinical guidance to the dispensary and facility operations teams.
• Liaise with Professional Standards, Customer Service, Operations and Clinical teams to resolve prescription issues.
• Advise patients on interactions, side effects and minor ailments.
• Support team performance to meet operational and business targets while promoting a positive workplace culture.

Job description

Pharmacy2U in Bardon, Coalville (LE67 1GQ) is hiring a Responsible Clinical Pharmacist (Nights) for a 12 month fixed-term, part-time contract. The role is hybrid with one week on-site and one week at home, totaling 31 hours per week (Tue–Fri 2am–9am, Sat 1am–6am). Salary is £28 per hour.

You will cover RP duties and ensure safe, compliant dispensary operations. We offer a strong benefits package and a culture that supports CPD and professional development as part of a patient‑centric digital