Clinical Pharmacist

NHS Jobs; Arkansas; On-site; USD 95,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

NHS Jobs in Arkansas is seeking a Clinical Pharmacist to join a multidisciplinary team focused on medicines optimisation, structured medication reviews, and proactive management of long-term conditions. The role aims to improve patient outcomes, reduce clinical risk, and support preventative care initiatives, including cardiovascular health improvement.

You will work autonomously while collaborating with GPs, nurses, and wider colleagues to enhance prescribing safety, quality, and efficiency in

Qualifications

• Qualified pharmacist with current registration and license to practice.
• Experience in medicines optimization and primary care settings.

Responsibilities

• Provide specialist medicines management advice to GPs and practice staff.
• Lead quality improvements in medicines management across the practice.
• Work with pharmacy technicians to improve workflow and safety.
• Support targets related to PCN DES IIF and QIF where applicable.
• Promote safe systems of work and ensure compliance with medicines legislation.

Skills

Medicines management

Structured medication reviews

Clinical collaboration

Education

Registered pharmacist

Job description

The Clinical Pharmacist will play a key role. Working as part of a multidisciplinary team, the post holder will contribute through medicines optimisation, structured medication reviews, and proactive management of longterm conditions. The role will focus on improving patient outcomes, reducing clinical risk, and supporting preventative care initiatives, including cardiovascular health improvement. This position offers the opportunity to work autonomously while collaborating closely with GPs, nurses, and wider colleagues to enhance the safety, quality, and efficiency of prescribing within the practice. Job responsibilities and duties may include (and may not be limited to This will include but not be limited to the following:

• Providing specialist medicines management advice to GPs, practice nurses, community pharmacists, community nurses and other healthcare professionals to support highquality, evidencebased, and costeffective prescribing.
• Supporting the practice in achieving PCN DES IIF and QIF targets.
• Leading and promoting quality improvements in medicines management across the practice, ensuring best practice is consistently adopted.
• Working closely with pharmacy technicians to deliver medicines management objectives and enhance workflow efficiency.
• Strengthening pharmaceutical knowledge and understanding across the wider primary care team.
• Undertaking risk assessment and management activities, ensuring compliance with medicines legislation and promoting safe systems of work.