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Pharmacy Level 3 Apprenticeship

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Introduction
The Level 3 Pharmacy Apprenticeship offers a thorough training program, enabling individuals to become competent pharmacy technicians registered with the GPhC. The program blends theoretical learning and hands-on experience, creating a comprehensive education that readies apprentices for successful careers in pharmacy.
About The Employer
At BD Healthcare, we are a rapidly-growing retail pharmacy company based in the West Midlands, dedicated to providing our clients with unparalleled service and innovative healthcare solutions. As a leader in our field, we pride ourselves on our dynamic and supportive working environment, fostering growth, and encouraging employees to excel in their careers. Our team is a diverse and passionate group of professionals who share our commitment to excellence. With a strong focus on professional development and employee satisfaction, BD Healthcare offers competitive benefits, a vibrant workplace culture, and ample opportunities for career advancement.
What You'll Do
The Level 3 Pharmacy Technician Apprentice will gain valuable skills and knowledge through a combination of practical experience and theoretical learning. An average day or week may include:
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Dispensing Medications:
- Accurately preparing and dispensing prescriptions under the supervision of a pharmacist
- Ensuring correct labelling and packaging of medications
- Counselling patients on proper medication usage and possible side effects
Inventory Management:
- Assisting in managing the stock of medicines and pharmaceutical supplies
- Ensuring medications are stored correctly and safely
- Conducting regular stock checks and reordering supplies when needed
Patient Care and Support:
- Providing advice on over-the-counter medications and general health concerns
- Supporting patients in managing their medication regimes
- Maintaining patient records and confidentiality
During their apprenticeship, the apprentice will have the opportunity to learn and practice these tasks while also completing coursework and assessments related to pharmacy services. This well-rounded approach prepares them for a successful career as a registered pharmacy technician.


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Training Outcome
- Potential for employment within the industry, or to seek a higher level of apprenticeship
- An accuracy checking technician (ACT) will free up time for the pharmacist to offer patient-centred care by focusing on service provision, medicines management and optimisation
- Reduced risk of dispensing-related incidents as ACTs will be accuracy checking items labelled and dispensed by another individual
Skills Required
- Communication skills
- IT skills
- Attention to detail
- Organisation skills
- Customer care skills
- Problem solving skills
- Number skills
- Analytical skills
- Team working
- Initiative
- Non judgemental
- Patience
Qualifications
- Essential - GCSE - English - 4
- Essential - GCSE - Maths - 4
Course Information
- Course: Pharmacy technician (integrated) (level 3)
- Level: 3
- Route: Health and science
- Apprenticeship Level: Advanced
Working Arrangements
- Working Week: Monday - Friday 9am-6pm. Occasional Saturdays (9am-2pm) if required.
- Expected Duration: 2 Years
- Training Provider: I & F LIMITED
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