Klira
Locum Pharmacist - Bank Register (Responsible Pharmacist)

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The Role
Klira is a GPhC-registered, private distance-selling pharmacy specialising in dermatology. We prepare unlicensed topical medicines on-site under the section 10 exemption and supply them to patients nationwide against private prescriptions. We're building a bank of locum pharmacists to cover planned and short-notice shifts, and we'd like to hear from pharmacists based in London who want regular, well-supported work in a specialist setting.
You'll take on the Responsible Pharmacist role for the shift and work alongside our in-house pharmacists and a small, experienced team of compounders, dispensing and dispatch staff. Your duties are likely to include:
- Acting as Responsible Pharmacist, including signing in, maintaining the RP record and ensuring the pharmacy operates safely and in line with our SOPs
- Clinically screening private prescriptions for topical dermatology medicines
- Carrying out pharmacist checks within our preparation and supply process, as trained
- Supporting the team with queries and escalating issues through our clinical governance processes
- Dispensing, accuracy checking and dispatching compounded products
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This isn't a typical community pharmacy locum. There's no walk-in counter or retail footfall; it's a focused, process-driven environment where accuracy and good judgement matter.
Requirements
- Registration as a pharmacist with the GPhC, with no conditions on your practice
- Confidence acting as Responsible Pharmacist
- Your own professional indemnity insurance
- The right to work in the UK
- Strong attention to detail and a willingness to follow controlled procedures closely
- Interest in, or experience of, dermatology, aseptic or non-sterile preparation, or distance-selling pharmacy is welcome but not essential. Full training is provided


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What we offer
- Full induction and training on our systems, processes and product range before your first solo shift
- Clear guidance for each shift and support from the Superintendent Pharmacist and our in-house team
- Prompt payment
- Free on-site parking directly outside
- Casual dress
- Weekday daytime hours, Monday to Friday, 09:00-17:30
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