Pharmacist

Job Summary The Pharmacist is responsible for ensuring the safe, accurate, and effective dispensing of medications while providing high-quality pharmaceutical care to patients. The role supports medication management, patient counselling, inventory control, and compliance with hospital policies and pharmaceutical regulations. Key Responsibilities • Review, verify, and dispense medications according to physician prescriptions and approved clinical guidelines • Assess medication orders for appropriate dosage, potential drug interactions, contraindications, and patient safety • Provide medication counselling and guidance to patients and healthcare professionals on proper medication use • Monitor medication storage, stock levels, expiry dates, and inventory management to ensure availability and safety • Maintain accurate pharmacy records, prescriptions, and medication documentation Qualifications • Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy (BPharm, PharmD, or equivalent) • Valid SCFHS professional classification and registration • 1–3 years of relevant experience as a Pharmacist • Hospital or healthcare pharmacy experience is preferred • Good communication, organizational, and patient care skills Show more Show less

1–3 years of relevant experience as a Pharmacist. Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy (BPharm, PharmD, or equivalent). Valid SCFHS professional classification and registration. Hospital or healthcare pharmacy experience is preferred. Good communication, organizational, and patient care skills.

Review, verify, and dispense medications according to physician prescriptions and approved clinical guidelines. Assess medication orders for appropriate dosage, potential drug interactions, contraindications, and patient safety. Provide medication counselling and guidance to patients and healthcare professionals on proper medication use. Monitor medication storage, stock levels, expiry dates, and inventory management to ensure availability and safety. Maintain accurate pharmacy records, prescriptions, and medication documentation.