Vertis Health
Clinical Pharmacist

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Company Description
Vertis Health is a GP federation in Worcestershire with a strong focus on supporting Primary Care Networks and enhancing patient care. The organization operates a range of services that help keep NHS spending within the NHS, generating revenue that can be reinvested back into primary care services. Over the past decade, Vertis Health has been trusted by more than 600,000 patients across Worcestershire to deliver high-quality care through various NHS-commissioned projects. By streamlining workloads for GP practices and PCNs, Vertis Health enables clinical teams to dedicate more time and attention to direct patient care. Joining Vertis Health offers the opportunity to contribute to sustainable, patient-centered healthcare within the local community.
Role Description
The Clinical Pharmacist is a full-time, on-site role based in Evesham, working as part of a multidisciplinary primary care team. The role involves providing clinical medication reviews, optimizing pharmaceutical care plans, and supporting safe, evidence-based prescribing across GP practices. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Monitoring therapy effectiveness
- Advising on medicine management
- Supporting chronic disease management clinics


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The Clinical Pharmacist will collaborate closely with GPs, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to resolve medication-related issues, improve adherence, and ensure compliance with NHS guidelines and local protocols. Additional tasks include:
- Supporting medicines reconciliation
- Contributing to quality improvement initiatives
- Educating patients and staff on safe medicine use
- Maintaining accurate clinical documentation
Qualifications
- Demonstrated competence in Pharmacy Practice and Pharmacy, with the ability to work safely and effectively in a clinical primary care setting.
- Strong knowledge of Pharmaceutical Care and Medicine, including evidence-based prescribing, therapeutics, and medication review.
- Experience with Compounding and preparation of medications in accordance with regulatory and professional standards.
- Registration as a Pharmacist with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) and eligibility to work in the UK.
- Previous experience as a Clinical Pharmacist in primary care, hospital, or community settings is highly beneficial.
- Excellent clinical judgment, attention to detail, and ability to interpret guidelines, formularies, and prescribing policies.
- Strong communication and consultation skills, with the ability to explain treatment plans and medicines to patients in an accessible way.
- Proficiency in using electronic health record systems and digital tools for documentation, audit, and reporting.
- Ability to work collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams and manage a clinical caseload independently.
- Commitment to continuous professional development, quality improvement, and adherence to NHS governance and safety standards.
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