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Senior Pharmacy Technician - Medicines Safety

Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust · Liverpool, L7 8XP

Salary
£39959.00 to £48117.00 p.a.
Location
Liverpool, L7 8XP

Senior Pharmacy Technician - Medicines Safety role at Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in Liverpool, L7 8XP. Salary: £39959.00 to £48117.00 p.a.. Source: NhsJobs. Apply directly with the employer via the link above.

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Job description

• Lead for coordinating action across the Trust to improve compliance with controlled drugs and medicines storage standards in line with legislation, in liaison with the Lead Pharmacist/Technician Medicines Safety. This role will be responsible for:

• Provision of specialist advice, tools and upskilling of pharmacy/multi-disciplinary teams across the Trust to enable them to address safe storage requirements when clinical areas are moved/re-designed.

• Developing and undertaking audits to assess compliance with CDs and storage standards for controlled drugs and other medicines; and engaging teams Trust-wide to improve practice.

• Act as a point of contact and resource for pharmacy, medicines management and storage issues, audit and improvement projects, and health and safety.

• Support the Divisional/Trust governance leads in recording, monitoring and feeding back on safety issues, incidents (clinical and non-clinical) and risks within the Division.

• Represent the medicines safety team at Trust meetings and at relevant pharmacy department section meetings to provide specialist safety and quality guidance and ensure best practice.

• Undertake medicines safety incident investigations within pharmacy, developing appropriate preventative actions and lessons learned.

• Support the reporting of clinical and non-clinical incidents and near misses across the organisation.

• Assist in the development of a just and learning culture by engaging managers and staff to identify system failures which contribute to incidents.

• Make a significant contribution to the development of medicines safety improvement strategies and annual plans.

• Design and undertake audit, research and improvement projects within the Department/Trust wide. Collecting, interpreting and analysing data; developing improvement actions; engaging stakeholders and evaluating effectiveness.

• Initiate service/quality improvement ideas and play a key role in generating a culture of continual improvement within the department.

• Support actions in response to National Patient Safety Agency (NPSA) alerts and notices and ensure that responses are provided to required timelines.

• Deputise for Lead Pharmacist/Technician Medicines Safety to ensure the medicines safety agenda is delivered in line with trust priorities and timelines.

• Represent the Pharmacy Department in Trust-wide meetings and provide specialist guidance, to ensure high standards of governance are consistently practiced

Job description

• Lead for coordinating action across the Trust to improve compliance with controlled drugs and medicines storage standards in line with legislation, in liaison with the Lead Pharmacist/Technician Medicines Safety. This role will be responsible for:

• Provision of specialist advice, tools and upskilling of pharmacy/multi-disciplinary teams across the Trust to enable them to address safe storage requirements when clinical areas are moved/re-designed.

• Developing and undertaking audits to assess compliance with CDs and storage standards for controlled drugs and other medicines; and engaging teams Trust-wide to improve practice.

• Act as a point of contact and resource for pharmacy, medicines management and storage issues, audit and improvement projects, and health and safety.

• Support the Divisional/Trust governance leads in recording, monitoring and feeding back on safety issues, incidents (clinical and non-clinical) and risks within the Division.

• Represent the medicines safety team at Trust meetings and at relevant pharmacy department section meetings to provide specialist safety and quality guidance and ensure best practice.

• Undertake medicines safety incident investigations within pharmacy, developing appropriate preventative actions and lessons learned.

• Support the reporting of clinical and non-clinical incidents and near misses across the organisation.

• Assist in the development of a just and learning culture by engaging managers and staff to identify system failures which contribute to incidents.

• Make a significant contribution to the development of medicines safety improvement strategies and annual plans.

• Design and undertake audit, research and improvement projects within the Department/Trust wide. Collecting, interpreting and analysing data; developing improvement actions; engaging stakeholders and evaluating effectiveness.

• Initiate service/quality improvement ideas and play a key role in generating a culture of continual improvement within the department.

• Support actions in response to National Patient Safety Agency (NPSA) alerts and notices and ensure that responses are provided to required timelines.

• Deputise for Lead Pharmacist/Technician Medicines Safety to ensure the medicines safety agenda is delivered in line with trust priorities and timelines.

• Represent the Pharmacy Department in Trust-wide meetings and provide specialist guidance, to ensure high standards of governance are consistently practiced

Description as published by the employer on NhsJobs.

About this pharmacy technician role in Liverpool

This is a pharmacy technician vacancy at Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, based in Liverpool. 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 technician roles in Liverpool, review the salary benchmark and similar open vacancies below to inform your application.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the salary for this pharmacy technician role in Liverpool?

The advertised salary for this pharmacy technician role at Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is £39959.00 to £48117.00 p.a.. Typical pharmacy technician pay in Liverpool varies by experience, sector (NHS versus community), and employer; see the PharmSee UK pharmacy salary guide for benchmarks.

Does Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have other pharmacy roles open in the UK?

Yes — PharmSee currently tracks 11 open pharmacy vacancies from Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust across the UK. Browse all Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust roles on PharmSee to compare locations and salaries.

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