Pharmacist in Newcastle upon Tyne)

Sterling Cross Ltd; North East; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A local pharmacy in Newcastle seeks a Pharmacist to provide high-quality community services, support NHS programs, and work closely with patients and health professionals. This permanent role offers a Mon-Fri schedule with opportunities for professional development. Ideal candidates will hold an MPharm degree and GPhC registration, with at least 12 months of experience. Competitive benefits include training opportunities and a pension scheme.

Benefits

Great professional support

Training and development opportunities

Pension scheme

Public transport links and parking availability

Qualifications

• Minimum of 12 months' post-registration experience as a Pharmacist.

Responsibilities

• Support high-quality NHS pharmacy services.
• Work with a supportive team to enhance service development.
• Build relationships with patients and health professionals.

Skills

Community pharmacy service support

Patient relationship building

Team collaboration

Education

MPharm degree or equivalent

GPhC registration

Job description

Overview

A great opportunity is now available for a Pharmacist to join the team and support high-quality community services at a local Newcastle pharmacy. Close to local amenities and transport links, the pharmacy typically sees plenty of bustle and demand for NHS services including NMS, Pharmacy First, healthy lifestyle support, flu vaccinations and more. You'll join a strong team of support professionals in a modern environment, under the leadership of a pharma-trained director who can support you with further development. This position would be ideal for a Pharmacist who is looking for regular professional support, who sees the potential for further service development within the community pharmacy space, and who would like to build closer relationships with people across the local community (both patients and fellow health and care professionals).

This is a permanent position with a Mon-Fri schedule, ideally full-time although part-time can be considered.

Responsibilities

• Support high-quality community pharmacy services for NHS including NMS, Pharmacy First, healthy lifestyle support and flu vaccinations.
• Work with a supportive team in a modern environment under the leadership of a pharmacy-trained director, with opportunities for development.
• Contribute to service development within the community pharmacy space and build relationships with patients and other health and care professionals in the local community.
• Full-time preferred; permanent Mon-Fri schedule, with part-time consideration.

Qualifications

• Essential: MPharm degree, OSPAP qualification or equivalent
• Essential: GPhC registration as a Pharmacist
• Essential: At least 12 months' post-registration experience

Benefits and enhancements

• Mon-Fri, no weekends expected
• Great professional support
• Training and development opportunities
• Public transport links and parking availability close by
• Pension scheme