Principal Pharmacist – Anticoagulation and Haemoglobinopathy inTooting inTooting PUBLISHED MON 9 DEC 2024

Band 8b: £70,387 to £80,465 a year Per annum including inner london HCAS  PERMANENT 
ANTICOAGULATION MULTI-DISCIPLINARY NHS
Opportunity for career advancement and leadership development within a specialized field.
A chance to make a significant impact on patient outcomes in Anticoagulation and Haemoglobinopathy services.
Supportive working environment with comprehensive induction and mentorship from senior pharmacy staff.
Access to further postgraduate education and continuous personal and professional development.
Collaboration with a large, multi-disciplinary team in a highly regarded pharmacy service.
Flexibility in the role and the opportunity to manage diverse priorities and projects.
The role of Principal Pharmacist – Anticoagulation and Haemoglobinopathy at St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in Tooting presents a unique opportunity for an experienced pharmacist to enhance their leadership and clinical skills. The post holder will be responsible for managing and developing clinical pharmacy services related to anticoagulation and haemoglobinopathy, influencing senior management and working collaboratively within a multi-disciplinary team. Key responsibilities include leading specialized clinical services, providing expert pharmaceutical advice, delivering training, and supporting strategic planning for medicines optimisation in line with the Trust's objectives.

Candidates are expected to be highly motivated, possess strong communication skills, and handle a demanding work environment effectively. A postgraduate qualification in clinical pharmacy and relevant hospital experience, along with an independent prescribing qualification, are mandatory. The position offers a supportive induction, opportunities for personal and professional development, and a chance to contribute to a respected pharmacy service that emphasises teamwork and continuous improvement.



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