Pharmacist

Sheridan's Pharmacy; Ireland; On-site; EUR 34,000 - 55,000; Part time

Job summary

Sheridans Pharmacy in Killester is seeking a part-time, on-site Pharmacist to join our community-focused team. You will dispense and check prescriptions, provide medication counselling, and advise patients on safe and appropriate use of medicines and over-the-counter products.

You will review prescriptions for accuracy, manage patient records, support adherence and health-promotion initiatives, and collaborate with colleagues to ensure compliant, patient-centered care during your shifts.

Qualifications

• Professional pharmacy qualifications with a recognized degree in Pharmacy and current registration (or eligibility for registration) with the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland.
• Strong knowledge of pharmacology, prescription verification, and safe dispensing practices, with attention to patient safety.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills; ability to explain medicines clearly and work with diverse patients and colleagues.
• Experience with pharmacy systems and patient record management; solid organizational skills for workflow, stock, and documentation.
• Understanding of Irish pharmacy regulations, data protection, and ethical standards; confidentiality and professional conduct.
• Ability to work independently during busy periods and contribute to a supportive team.
• Previous community pharmacy experience; familiarity with chronic disease management, vaccinations, or health promotion is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Dispense and check prescriptions.
• Provide medication counseling and advise on safe medicine use.
• Review prescriptions for accuracy and clinical appropriateness.
• Manage patient medication records and support adherence initiatives.
• Oversee pharmacy operations during shifts and ensure compliance with standards.

Skills

Pharmacology knowledge

Clinical accuracy

Patient communication

Team collaboration

Regulatory compliance

Documentation skills

Education

Pharmacy degree & PSI registration

Tools

Pharmacy systems

Job description

Company Description

Sheridans Pharmacy is a community-focused pharmacy serving patients in Killester and Clontarf with a strong emphasis on safe, efficient, and compassionate care. The pharmacy, originally opened in 1925, works closely with local healthcare providers to ensure continuity of care and accurate dispensing of prescribed medications. Team members collaborate to deliver clear advice, accessible services, and a supportive environment for patients and caregivers. The workplace values professionalism, reliability, and ethical practice, providing pharmacists with the opportunity to build long-term relationships with the community.

Role Description

This is a part-time, on-site Pharmacist role based at Killester. The Pharmacist will dispense and check prescriptions, provide medication counseling, and advise patients on the safe and appropriate use of medicines and over-the-counter products. Day-to-day tasks include reviewing prescriptions for accuracy and clinical appropriateness, managing patient medication records, and supporting adherence and health promotion initiatives. The role involves collaborating with pharmacy colleagues and other healthcare professionals, overseeing pharmacy operations during assigned shifts, and ensuring compliance with legal, regulatory, and professional standards. The Pharmacist will also contribute to quality improvement, stock management, and a respectful, person-centered customer experience.

Qualifications

• Professional pharmacy qualifications, including a recognized degree in Pharmacy and current registration (or eligibility for registration) with the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland.
• Demonstrated knowledge of pharmacology, prescription verification, and safe dispensing practices, with strong attention to detail and commitment to patient safety.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills, including the ability to explain medicines clearly, provide non-judgmental advice, and work effectively with diverse patients and colleagues.
• Experience with pharmacy systems and patient record management, plus solid organizational skills for managing workflow, stock, and documentation.
• Understanding of Irish pharmacy regulations, data protection requirements, and ethical standards, with a consistent focus on confidentiality and professional conduct.
• Ability to work independently during busy periods, contribute to a supportive team environment, and adapt to changing clinical and operational needs.
• Previous community pharmacy experience and familiarity with chronic disease management, vaccinations, or health promotion services are beneficial.