Pharmacist Dispenser à Grande-Bretagne

We currently have an exciting opportunity for an Onsite IP Clinical Pharmacist to work full-time at St Bartholomew's Practice within Oxford PCN. This role is suitable for a highly motivated and focused Clinical Pharmacist-IP, responsible for managing day-to-day activities within general practice, providing pharmaceutical care and advice to patients, and adhering to safety guidelines.

Full-time hours are within the core opening hours of the GP practice.

As an onsite Clinical Pharmacist-IP, you will confidently operate within professional boundaries, supporting and collaborating with a team of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians.

Your responsibilities include resolving medication-related queries, working as part of a multidisciplinary team, improving patient outcomes, and enhancing access to healthcare.

The Pharmacist Network is a pharmacist-led organisation providing pharmacist and pharmacy technician services to general practices nationwide. We value patient-centered care, positivity, transparency, and excellence. Our current workforce includes over 250 pharmacists and pharmacy technicians, supported by a senior clinical team dedicated to training, development, and workflow management within primary care and PCN settings.

We are committed to diversity and inclusion and welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds, regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, religion or belief, marital status, or pregnancy and maternity.

Join our team of healthcare professionals and make a difference in patient care through your expertise. If interested, please apply today. We look forward to your application!

You will support and work alongside pharmacists and GPs, confidently acting within professional boundaries.

• Conduct polypharmacy medication reviews and SMRs
• Perform face-to-face medication reviews
• Utilize skill mix effectively
• Improve healthcare access
• Assist practice staff with prescription and medication queries
• Carry out medicine reconciliation and post-discharge reviews
• Conduct medical audits and contribute to service improvement
• Provide expert medication advice to clinicians and patients
• Lead on medicines optimisation and quality improvement initiatives
• Ensure the appropriate and efficient use of medications
• Educate patients on medication use and disease prevention
• Understand QOF, CQC, and local incentive schemes
• Create and follow clinical pharmacy programmes according to practice policy

• Independent Prescribing Qualification
• CPPE Pathway or Exemption

• 6-12+ months in primary care or GP practice setting

This role is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975. A disclosure check will be required to ensure suitability for the position.