Pediatric & Neonatal ICU Pharmacist — Lead Medicines Safety

The Methodist Church in Britain; Southampton; Presencial; GBP 80 000 - 100 000; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

NHS staff discounts

Minimum of 35 days paid holiday, pro‑r

Generous pension scheme

Flexible working requests considered

Learning and development opportunities

Involvement in audit, research and创新

Resumo da oferta

University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a permanent pharmacist to join the paediatric and neonatal intensive care units, focusing on optimising complex medicines for critically ill babies and children, including parenteral nutrition.

The role involves consultant-led ward rounds, collaboration with doctors and nurses, and contributing to audit, research and quality improvement projects while teaching other staff and supporting families in decision-making.

Qualificações

• Masters degree in pharmacy or equivalent.
• Postgraduate diploma in clinical pharmacy or equivalent experience.
• GPhC registration.

Responsabilidades

• Act as the medicines expert across the neonatal and paediatric intensive care units
• Optimise medicines for premature infants and critically ill children
• Advise on life-saving treatments and influence critical treatment decisions
• Take part in consultant-led ward rounds and complex clinical decision-making
• Evaluate and prescribe parenteral nutrition
• Teach and mentor pharmacists, doctors and nurses
• Contribute to research, audit and quality improvement projects
• Lead medicines safety initiatives across Children's Services
• Work closely with families and the wider multidisciplinary team

Conhecimentos

Excellent clinical and communication

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Teaching and mentoring

Formação académica

Masters degree in pharmacy

GPhC registration

Postgraduate diploma in clinical pharmacy

Descrição da oferta de emprego

University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a permanent pharmacist to join the paediatric and neonatal intensive care units, focusing on optimising complex medicines for critically ill babies and children, including parenteral nutrition.

The role involves consultant-led ward rounds, collaboration with doctors and nurses, and contributing to audit, research and quality improvement projects while teaching other staff and supporting families in decision-making.