Specialist Pharmacy
Pharmacy Dispenser

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Who We Are
Since 1990, we’ve grown into a global leader in personalized medicine. Today, our +5,000 energetic employees are based in +80 locations in Europe, North America, South America, Africa and Asia-Pacific and are working together to support over 200,000 customers worldwide.
From compounding and natural products to software, equipment, and genomics — we deliver smart, ready-to-use solutions that make healthcare better.
We’re passionate, science-driven, and always looking for new ways to improve lives. 🚀
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About The Job
The main activities for this job are:
- Helping to maintain stock levels including accurate stock management and rotation.
- Receiving and unloading incoming deliveries/goods ordered from suppliers.
- Assisting with the compounding of unlicensed medicines.
- Ensuring that health and safety requirements are met.
- Dispensing prescriptions.
- Using computer systems to generate stock lists and labels.
- Liaising with the Procurement department to order items for use within the dispensary.
- Bringing any problems identified or queries raised to the attention of pharmacists or pharmacy technicians.
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You Possess The Following Qualifications, Background And Abilities
- Good communication skills
- Current and valid UK right to work
- Previous UK-registered pharmacy experience is desirable but not essential, as full training will be provided, plus you will be required to study for and gain the NVQ level 2.
- Completion of the Pharmacy Services Assistant qualification NVQ level 2 (or equivalent) is desirable but not essential
- The ability to read and carry out instructions
- The ability to pay attention to detail


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This is a role based in the pharmacy within the UK.
What's on offer?
At Fagron, you’ll find plenty of chances to grow — both personally and professionally. We work in an open, dynamic environment where your ideas and talents can shine.
We’re proud to be an equal opportunity employer. 🌍 Diversity makes us stronger, and we’re committed to creating an inclusive workplace where everyone feels welcome.
Ready for the challenge?
Take the next step and join us in shaping the future of personalized medicine. Apply today at careers.fagron.com.
🚫 Please note: we do not accept agency referrals for this position.
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