Pharmacist

Drlogy; Vellore; On-site; INR 300,000 - 600,000; Full time

Job summary

Drlogy is seeking a Pharmacist for Sri Narayani Hospital in Vellore, Tamil Nadu. The role involves medicine dispensing, verifying prescriptions, and providing guidance to patients on medication usage.

The ideal candidate should possess a D.Pharm or B.Pharm degree with valid Tamil Nadu registration and 0–7 years of experience in a pharmacy setting. Responsibilities include managing stock and ensuring compliance with pharmacy regulations.

Qualifications

• 0–7 years of pharmacy experience is required.
• Ability to coordinate with healthcare staff is essential.
• Knowledge of pharmacy regulations and safety standards is a must.

Responsibilities

• Dispense medicines as per valid prescriptions and policies.
• Verify medicine details before issue.
• Guide patients on medicine usage and precautions.
• Maintain accurate pharmacy documentation and stock records.
• Monitor medicine expiry and stock requirements.

Skills

Medicine dispensing

Prescription verification

Patient guidance

Pharmacy documentation

Education

D.Pharm or B.Pharm

Tamil Nadu registration

Job description

The Pharmacist will be responsible for medicine dispensing, prescription verification, pharmacy stock handling, expiry monitoring, patient medication guidance, and pharmacy documentation at Sri Narayani Hospital, Vellore. This requires D.Pharm or B.Pharm with Tamil Nadu registration and 0–7 years of pharmacy experience.

• Dispense medicines as per valid doctor prescriptions and hospital pharmacy policy.
• Verify medicine name, dose, quantity, expiry date, and billing details before issue.
• Guide patients on medicine usage, dosage timing, storage, and precautions.
• Maintain pharmacy stock records, issue entries, purchase records, and documentation.
• Monitor expiry, near-expiry, shortage, and reorder requirements.
• Arrange medicines properly with correct labeling, storage, and traceability.
• Coordinate with doctors, nurses, billing, purchase, stores, and pharmacy in‑charge.
• Maintain proper storage of emergency, high‑alert, and temperature‑sensitive medicines.
• Support stock audits, physical verification, and inventory reconciliation.
• Report expired, damaged, shortage, or non‑moving stock to seniors promptly.
• Follow pharmacy regulations, hospital SOPs, and medication safety standards.
• Ensure safe, accurate, and ethical pharmacy service delivery.