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Rotational Pharmacy Assistant Technical Officer

King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust · London, SE5 9RS

Salary
£31066.00 p.a.
Location
London, SE5 9RS

Rotational Pharmacy Assistant Technical Officer role at King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in London, SE5 9RS. Salary: £31066.00 p.a.. Source: NhsJobs. Apply directly with the employer via the link above.

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Job description

Main Duties and Responsibilities

Dispensary

To ensure the safe, effective and economical use of drugs for all patients in the Trust.

To be able to follow departmental Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).

To be able to dispense inpatient, outpatient and discharge medication accurately.

To contribute to wider policies that has an impact within the pharmacy department and across the Trust.

To support the Dispensary Manager by contributing to the development of the Dispensary Services.

To refer non-routine enquiries to a more senior member of staff as appropriate.

To be able to use pharmacy computer systems correctly and enter data accurately from transcription sheets, prescription forms and any other prescriptions written by others.

To ensure that data is stored and archived appropriately in accordance with local and regionally agreed guidelines.

To be able to participate in a 7 day operational model including working weekends and late shifts

To counsel patients on the use of their outpatient medication, where applicable.

To be able to use initiative to appropriately prioritise work.

To be able to dispense Controlled Drugs using the Omnicell System

To be able to carry out daily housekeeping duties as per daily and weekly rotas

Aseptics

To tidy, clean and disinfect the Aseptic Services environment and equipment according to local SOPs. This may involve an early start.

To assist with the environmental monitoring in Aseptic services.

To produce and keep such records as defined by local SOP, and as required by the Associate Director and Chief Technician.

To comply with departmental Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) requirements of dress and hygiene relating to working in aseptic services.

To work within the health and safety guidelines of the department at all times.

To undertake any relevant validation to ensure on going validation of aseptic competence.

To prepare documentation and labels using the pharmacy computer system.

To undertake transfer disinfection into the aseptic unit and isolators according to procedures.

To sit or stand at isolators for long periods.

Stores & Distribution

Follows laid down procedures for the issuing of medicines to wards and departments.

Follow procedures for the Investigation/Retrieval of products from the Pharmacy Automated System(s) if errors occur (on applicable sites only).

To accept and sign receipt for deliveries of pharmaceutical products from suppliers, checking that delivery is for the pharmacy department.

To unpack goods received

Job description

Main Duties and Responsibilities

Dispensary

To ensure the safe, effective and economical use of drugs for all patients in the Trust.

To be able to follow departmental Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).

To be able to dispense inpatient, outpatient and discharge medication accurately.

To contribute to wider policies that has an impact within the pharmacy department and across the Trust.

To support the Dispensary Manager by contributing to the development of the Dispensary Services.

To refer non-routine enquiries to a more senior member of staff as appropriate.

To be able to use pharmacy computer systems correctly and enter data accurately from transcription sheets, prescription forms and any other prescriptions written by others.

To ensure that data is stored and archived appropriately in accordance with local and regionally agreed guidelines.

To be able to participate in a 7 day operational model including working weekends and late shifts

To counsel patients on the use of their outpatient medication, where applicable.

To be able to use initiative to appropriately prioritise work.

To be able to dispense Controlled Drugs using the Omnicell System

To be able to carry out daily housekeeping duties as per daily and weekly rotas

Aseptics

To tidy, clean and disinfect the Aseptic Services environment and equipment according to local SOPs. This may involve an early start.

To assist with the environmental monitoring in Aseptic services.

To produce and keep such records as defined by local SOP, and as required by the Associate Director and Chief Technician.

To comply with departmental Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) requirements of dress and hygiene relating to working in aseptic services.

To work within the health and safety guidelines of the department at all times.

To undertake any relevant validation to ensure on going validation of aseptic competence.

To prepare documentation and labels using the pharmacy computer system.

To undertake transfer disinfection into the aseptic unit and isolators according to procedures.

To sit or stand at isolators for long periods.

Stores & Distribution

Follows laid down procedures for the issuing of medicines to wards and departments.

Follow procedures for the Investigation/Retrieval of products from the Pharmacy Automated System(s) if errors occur (on applicable sites only).

To accept and sign receipt for deliveries of pharmaceutical products from suppliers, checking that delivery is for the pharmacy department.

To unpack goods received

Description as published by the employer on NhsJobs.

About this pharmacy assistant role in London

This is a pharmacy assistant vacancy at King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, based in London. The role is listed on NhsJobs and forms part of the wider UK pharmacy jobs market tracked by PharmSee across 11 major chains and NHS sources. If you are researching pharmacy assistant roles in London, review the salary benchmark and similar open vacancies below to inform your application.

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