Assistant Pharmacist

Pengiklan Anonim; Jakarta Pusat; On-site; IDR 50,220,000 - 72,540,000; Part time

Job summary

Pengiklan Anonim in Jakarta seeks an Assistant Pharmacist to join our pharmacy team on a contract basis. You will assist the primary pharmacist with dispensing, inventory, labeling, and patient counseling to support safe, accurate medication delivery.

You should hold Indonesian pharmacist registration, demonstrate attention to detail, and work well in a team while following local regulations. This role emphasizes quality care and compliance within our clinic.

Qualifications

• Completed qualification as a Pharmacist with a valid license to practice in Indonesia.
• Registration with relevant Indonesian pharmacy regulatory bodies.
• Strong knowledge of pharmaceuticals, medications, and interactions.
• Attention to detail and accuracy in calculations and measurements.
• Proficient Indonesian communication and teamwork.

Responsibilities

• Assisting the primary pharmacist in dispensing medications and ensuring accuracy in prescriptions.
• Verifying medication information, dosages and patient instructions under supervision.
• Managing inventory, stock control, ordering and organization of products.
• Preparing and labeling medications according to protocols and regulatory requirements.
• Providing support in patient counselling regarding usage and potential side effects.
• Maintaining accurate pharmaceutical records and documentation per legal requirements.
• Ensuring cleanliness, safety and hygiene in the pharmacy.
• Responding to medication-related queries from patients and healthcare staff.
• Assisting in implementation of pharmacy policies and procedures.

Skills

Attention to detail

Pharmaceutical knowledge

Team collaboration

Indonesian language

Pharmacy calculations

Regulatory knowledge

Customer counseling

Education

Pharmacist license (Indonesia)

Tools

Pharmacy management systems

Job description

Assistant Pharmacist to join our pharmacy team in Jakarta on a contract basis. This role is essential to ensuring the safe and effective dispensing of medications and supporting our primary pharmacist in delivering exceptional pharmaceutical care to our patients. As an Assistant Pharmacist, you will play a vital role in maintaining our high standards of pharmacy practice and contributing to the overall quality of patient care within our clinic.

Key responsibilities

Assisting the primary pharmacist in the dispensing of medications and ensuring accuracy in prescription fulfillment

Verifying medication information, dosages and patient instructions under the supervision of the pharmacist

Managing pharmacy inventory, including stock control, ordering and organisation of medicinal products

Preparing and labelling medications according to pharmacy protocols and regulatory requirements

Providing support in patient counselling regarding medication usage and potential side effects

Maintaining accurate pharmaceutical records and documentation in compliance with legal requirements

Ensuring pharmacy standards of cleanliness, safety and hygiene are consistently maintained

Supporting the pharmacist in responding to medication-related queries from patients and healthcare staff

Assisting in the implementation of pharmacy policies and procedures

What we're looking for

Completed qualification as an Pharmacist with a valid license to practice in Indonesia

Professional registration with relevant pharmacy regulatory bodies in Indonesia

Strong knowledge of pharmaceutical products, medications and their interactions

Excellent attention to detail and accuracy in pharmaceutical calculations and measurements

Proficiency in Indonesian language, with professional communication skills

Ability to work collaboratively within a healthcare team environment

Understanding of pharmacy laws, regulations and ethical standards applicable in Indonesia

Prior experience in a pharmacy or clinical setting is highly desirable

Computer literacy and familiarity with pharmacy management systems

Commitment to continuous professional development and patient safety