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Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is launching a brand-new pharmacy hub at the Swandean site in Worthing and seeks an exceptional specialist pharmacy technician to support medicines safety, governance and informatics across wards, community teams and digital interfaces.
You will lead medicines safety activity, CD governance, incident reviews, audits, reporting and risk management, while analysing datasets to identify risks and opportunities for improvement.
Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is launching a brand-new pharmacy supply and dispensing service to support our mental health and learning disability wards and community teams. At the heart of this transformation is a new dedicated Pharmacy Hub at our Swandean site in Worthing and we're looking for an exceptional specialist pharmacy technician for medicines, safety, governance and informatics.
This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in in strengthening medicines safety, governance, assurance, service improvement and medicines informatics across the Trust.
You'll be joining an award-winning pharmacy team that values innovation, collaboration and professional development. You will play a pivotal role in supporting medicines safety activity, controlled drugs assurance, incident review, audit, reporting, risk management and medicines informatics, working with pharmacy, clinical, operational and digital teams to identify trends, support agreed mitigations and monitor improvement., Provide medicines safety and governance support through incident review, risk register updates, audit, analysis and assurance reporting.
Support controlled drugs governance, including reports, audits, records and annual assurance requirements.
Maintain and analyse medicine-related datasets to identify risks, themes and opportunities for improvement.
Promote positive medicines optimisation culture and support safe, effective pharmacy practice across the Trust.
Line manage and supervise designated pharmacy staff within agreed Trust processes, supporting appraisal, development, performance and recruitment activity as required.
Act as a role model for professional standards, continuous improvement and effective team working.
Support an active learning environment, including training, supervision and competency development for medicines safety, governance, informatics and relevant pharmacy systems.
Produce and present clear analytical reports on medicines incidents, medicines use, spend, controlled drugs and workforce data to support assurance, escalation and improvement.
Contribute to medicines governance, informatics, service improvement and standard operating procedure development in line with Trust policy, legislation and the Medicines Code
Work in a Trust that values innovation, diversity, and inclusivity.