NHS Scotland
Advanced Pharmacist – Primary Care B8A
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Advanced Pharmacist- Primary Care Glasgow City HSCP (Northeast)
This is a Fixed Term post for 12 months
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced pharmacist to join the Pharmacy Team in Northeast Glasgow. As a senior member of the Pharmacy Team you will have an important role in developing and delivering our clinical pharmacy service.
This post involves operational planning, service development and management of band 7 & 6 pharmacists in primary care and liaising closely with the Team Lead Pharmacy Technician to support development of pharmacy technicians and support workers within the team.
This role will involve working with GPs, community pharmacists, HSCP and the primary care multi-disciplinary teams to improve medicines management, deliver excellent patient care and carry out clinics in line with agreed GGC wide clinical priorities in a GP practice setting or Care Home setting.
This post requires strong leadership and management skills including communication, negotiation, organisational and IT skills along with the ability to influence and affect change.
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For an informal discussion please contact: Andrew Beattie, HSCP Lead Pharmacist via Andrew.Beattie4@nhs.scot or 07929659955
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