Prison Medicines Optimisation Clinical Pharmacist

Oxleas; Borough of Swale; Presencial; GBP 45.000 - 65.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust is recruiting a Pharmacist to provide medicines optimisation services across Sheppey Prisons, including HMP Elmley. The role includes conducting medicine reviews, reducing risk with high‑risk medicines, and developing prison formulary in liaison with the prison team.

You will lead education for the primary care team, support GMP processes, and work within our health and wellbeing model to improve prescribing practices across the prison healthcare setting.

Formación

• Masters in Pharmacy and GPhC registration.
• Experience in clinical pharmacy services and medicines optimisation.
• Ability to lead and train pharmacy teams in a prison setting.

Responsabilidades

• Provide medicines optimisation services and support GP and dispensary teams.
• Conduct scheduled medicines reviews and SMB/PDS pathways where applicable.
• Identify high-risk medicines and implement safety improvements.
• Develop and manage prison formulary in collaboration with OPS colleagues.
• Lead audits and disseminate findings to improve prescribing practice.
• Deliver clinics for offenders across Sheppey Prisons and provide patient counselling.

Conocimientos

Clinical pharmacy

Prison pharmacy

Medicines optimisation

Educación

Masters Degree in Pharmacy

GPhC registration

Diploma in General Pharmacy Practice/Clinical Pharmacy/Mental Health

Royal Pharmaceutical Society member

Herramientas

SystmOne

Descripción del empleo

Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust is recruiting a Pharmacist to provide medicines optimisation services across Sheppey Prisons, including HMP Elmley. The role includes conducting medicine reviews, reducing risk with high‑risk medicines, and developing prison formulary in liaison with the prison team.

You will lead education for the primary care team, support GMP processes, and work within our health and wellbeing model to improve prescribing practices across the prison healthcare setting.