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Medicines Management Pharmacy Technician – NHS Hospital, Southampton
Location: NHS Hospital, Southampton
Salary: £18 to £24 per hour
Contract Type: Temporary, Full-Time
Agency: Hunter AHP
Hunter AHP Resourcing is currently looking for a Medicines Management Pharmacy Technician to join a well-established NHS Hospital in Southampton. This is an excellent opportunity for a dedicated and experienced pharmacy technician to contribute to patient safety and the efficient management of medicines within a busy hospital setting.
Key Responsibilities:- Assist in the safe and effective management of medicines across the hospital.
- Conduct medicines reconciliation on patient admission and discharge.
- Review medication charts and liaise with clinical teams to optimise patient care.
- Provide clinical support to the pharmacy team and multidisciplinary teams across wards.
- Ensure the accurate supply of medicines and address any medication-related queries.
- Participate in audits and clinical governance activities.
- Assist in the provision of information on medicines to healthcare staff and patients.
- Ensure compliance with pharmacy protocols and patient safety standards.
- Qualified Pharmacy Technician with GPhC registration.
- Previous experience in a hospital or clinical setting, ideally within medicines management.
- Strong knowledge of pharmacy procedures and medication safety practices.
- Excellent communication skills and ability to work well within multidisciplinary teams.
- Ability to manage a varied workload and meet deadlines.
- Available for an immediate start or in the near future.
- Competitive hourly rates (DOE).
- Work within a supportive NHS environment in a well-regarded hospital.
- Opportunities to gain further experience and develop your skills.
- Access to a wide range of pharmacy roles via Hunter AHP.
- Flexible working hours to suit your needs.
If you are a motivated Medicines Management Pharmacy Technician seeking a new challenge in Southampton, apply today with your updated CV to (url removed)
