Responsible for overseeing and supporting the work of the prescription clerk team. Training & mentoring of prescription clerks. Responsible for looking after prescriptions for 3 local care homes. Ensuring monitoring requirements are met for patients with long term conditions and sending out reminders. Updating and maintaining the end of life drugs chart. Advising clinicians when manufacturers are not supplying certain medications so that patients are not prescribed medication that is out of stock. Researching medication list from non UK national patients to check the English version/equivalent. Dealing with and resolving any prescription queries from staff. Develop an understanding of the workload pressures and ensure advise if the team is unable to meet the practice prescription deadlines. About us
Barrack Lane is a busy practice in the town centre of Ipswich, Suffolk. We have a practice population of over 20,000 patients. The practice is based on two sites, the main surgery in the centre of the town, and a branch surgery at Stoke Park. Our clinical team is made up of GP partners, salaried GPs, advanced nurse practitioners, advanced care practitioners, dietician, paramedics, physicians associate, pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and a practice nursing team and HCAs. This team is supported by a strong administrative, coding and care-navigating team. Barrack Lane is part of a PCN (Primary Care Network) with Ivry Street Medical Centre, in Ipswich, and the two practices cover a population of 32,000 patients. The PCN allows the practices to share resources and offer an enhanced service to our patients, and employs care co-ordinators and social prescribers to work with patients, especially our vulnerable patients, to help them to access the best care. Job responsibilities
If you would like to find out more information about this role, please see the attached job specification. Person Specification
Experience
Have strong experience in either a community pharmacy or a primary care setting. Be confident in analysing and presenting information to health professionals. Have experience of implementing and promoting cost-effective strategies. Have the ability to interpret complex clinical information and present it in suitable formats, to a variety of people from professional and non-professional backgrounds. Qualifications
Educated to GCSE level or equivalent English and maths. Be a registered pharmacy technician with the GPhC. Hold a Diploma Level 3 in pharmacy services, or equivalent. Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.
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