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Medicines Management Technician - Mental HealthinNorthamptoninNorthamptonPUBLISHED WED 8 JAN 2025

Band 5: £29,970 to £36,483 a year pro rata  PERMANENT  GOOD SALARY 

MENTAL HEALTHNHS

Northamptonshire Healthcare Foundation TrustFollow Northamptonshire Healthcare Foundation Trust

Opportunity for Career Development, The role offers a pathway for progression into extended technician roles, supported by full training from experienced Mental Health specialists.
Varied Work Environment, The position includes working independently and as part of a team, engaging with both inpatient and community mental health teams.
Contribution to Patient Care, The role is integral to the healthcare team, directly impacting patient outcomes through medicines reconciliation and management.
Community Engagement, The opportunity to support a locality-based clozapine clinic service enhances collaboration with community mental health teams.
Stable Employment, As a permanent part-time post at a reputable trust, it offers job security in a fulfilling healthcare role.
Importance of Mental Health, Working within a mental health context allows for a meaningful contribution to an important area of public health.
Use of Technology, The role involves the use of modern electronic prescribing systems and other technologies, promoting efficiency and accuracy.
Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a part-time Medicines Management Technician for Mental Health at Berrywood Hospital in Northampton. The role involves working both independently and within a pharmacy team, focusing on providing medicines management services across mental health and physical health inpatient teams. Key responsibilities include supporting ward pharmacists with medicines reconciliation, managing medication supplies for in-patients and community patients, participating in audits, and contributing to the locality-based clozapine clinic service in collaboration with community mental health teams.

While prior experience in mental health is beneficial, it is not required as comprehensive training will be offered by experienced professionals. The successful candidate will play a vital role in ensuring medication compliance and management, supporting both clinical operations and the use of the electronic prescribing system. This position also presents opportunities for progression into extended technician roles within an established clozapine clinic framework.
Opportunity for Career Development, The role offers a pathway for progression into extended technician roles, supported by full training from experienced Mental Health specialists.
Varied Work Environment, The position includes working independently and as part of a team, engaging with both inpatient and community mental health teams.
Contribution to Patient Care, The role is integral to the healthcare team, directly impacting patient outcomes through medicines reconciliation and management.
Community Engagement, The opportunity to support a locality-based clozapine clinic service enhances collaboration with community mental health teams.
Stable Employment, As a permanent part-time post at a reputable trust, it offers job security in a fulfilling healthcare role.
Importance of Mental Health, Working within a mental health context allows for a meaningful contribution to an important area of public health.
Use of Technology, The role involves the use of modern electronic prescribing systems and other technologies, promoting efficiency and accuracy.

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