Bank Pharmacist Band 6/ 7(Outpatient only) inLondon inLondon PUBLISHED MON 25 NOV 2024

Opportunity to provide exceptional professional pharmacy services in an outpatient setting, enhancing patient care.
Engagement in a supportive and collaborative work environment, fostering teamwork among pharmacy staff.
Role as Responsible Pharmacist allows for leadership and management responsibilities, contributing to professional development and career growth.
Participation in policy and service development, allowing for influence and contribution to the improvement of pharmacy services.
Involvement in educational responsibilities, promoting knowledge sharing and ensuring the continuous development of the pharmacy team.
Access to various research and development opportunities, enhancing skills and contributing to the advancement of pharmaceutical care.
Commitment to patient-centered care aligned with Royal Free London NHS Trust values, creating a respectful and compassionate workplace.
The role of "Bank Pharmacist Band 6/7 (Outpatient only)" at the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust involves providing professional pharmacy services primarily in outpatient settings. Key responsibilities include acting as the Responsible Pharmacist, supporting the Senior Pharmacist and pharmacy team, and ensuring a high-quality patient experience. The position requires adherence to the Trust's values, promoting respectful and compassionate care.

Key responsibilities encompass clinical duties, patient care, policy and service development, financial management, team leadership, information management, research and development, and education. Additional responsibilities may be assigned as needed.

Candidates must be prepared for a condition of employment requiring full COVID-19 vaccination due to the nature of the role involving patient contact. Job descriptions for both Band 6 and Band 7 positions are available for review, with candidates assessed based on their suitability for the relevant grade during the interview process.

 


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