Sanctuary Personnel, a dedicated and award-winning recruitment agency with a TrustPilot score of 4.9/5 and nearly 1000 reviews, is currently looking for an experienced and dedicated Cross Sector Advanced Clinical Pharmacist to work in Lincoln on a full-time basis.
The salary for this permanent Cross Sector Advanced Clinical Pharmacist job is £50,952 - £57,349 per annum.
Main Duties:
Deliver high standards of patient-focused care
by adhering to Clinical Governance principles. Ensure compliance
with Medicines Management, Controls Assurance Policies, and Treatment Protocols. Investigate and assess patients' drug histories,
including evaluating patients' own medications (POD) for reuse. Review prescriptions
for legality, clarity, clinical accuracy, and suitability for the patient. Monitor the clinical use of medications,
reporting near misses and risk management issues related to prescribing and administration. Coordinate timely medication supply
in collaboration with nurses, medical staff, ward Pharmacy Technicians, and Dispensary staff. Build and maintain strong working relationships
with service users and other healthcare professionals. Provide advice and support
to patients and carers to improve adherence to medication regimens, assessing the need for compliance aids. Prioritise workload
to meet patient and service needs, managing the workload of other Pharmacy staff when necessary. Identify patients requiring additional clinical interventions
due to complexity or high risk (e.g., polypharmacy). Enhance the discharge process
by improving efficiency and safety in transferring patient care to primary care settings. Contribute to training and education programmes
for Pharmacy, Nursing, Medical staff, and other healthcare professionals. Provide professional cover
for the site Medicines Information Service as needed. Support the MDT in patient discharge processes,
reviewing EDDs to minimise documentation errors and expedite discharges. Develop cross-sector services
to identify patients at risk of admission or readmission, providing necessary interventions. Clinical Pharmacist Duties in GP Practice
Conduct medication reviews
for patients with multiple or single medical issues (e.g., COPD, asthma), optimising treatment. Provide structured reviews
by assessing ongoing medication needs and monitoring requirements. Support patients with medication queries
and provide necessary guidance. Recommend medicines optimisation
strategies to the MDT and attend multidisciplinary case conferences. Manage a caseload of patients
with minor ailments within your competence. Signpost to other healthcare professionals
or escalate cases to GPs as appropriate. Support the MDT and healthcare teams
(e.g., community pharmacy) with medication-related queries. Audit and review medication use
to identify and address issues linked to unplanned hospital admissions and readmissions. Reconcile medications
post-hospital discharge and in transitions to care homes. Ensure continuity of medicine supply
to high-risk patient groups. Analyse and present medicines data
to inform decision-making and highlight risks. Undertake clinical audits
of prescribing practices, providing feedback and implementing changes with the Practice team. Audit Practice compliance
with national guidelines and CQC standards concerning medicines. Supervision of Dispensing Activities
Perform clinical checks of prescriptions
to ensure legality, accuracy, appropriateness, and policy compliance. Prioritise and clinically check prescriptions
in the correct order. Conduct final checks
on dispensed medicines and extemporaneous preparations as needed. Provide medicines information
and advice to patients, carers, and healthcare professionals. Dispense prescriptions,
manage stock medicines, and handle Controlled Drugs as required. Ensure compliance with health and safety legislation
governing the handling of medicines. Address complaints
from wards, departments, or patients efficiently and compassionately, following Trust policy. Support of Evidence-Based and Cost-Effective Practice
Assist in the clinical evaluation
of new pharmaceutical products for inclusion in the Trust Medicines Formulary, using unbiased sources. Participate in clinical audits
and contribute to Research and Development initiatives. Conduct drug utilisation reviews
and review Practice formularies to ensure optimal use of medicines. Risk Management in Medicines Usage
Participate in risk management audits
and report medicines-related incidents using the appropriate systems (e.g., Trust Datix). Complete intervention reports
to monitor the role of pharmacists in risk management. Ensure compliance
with regulations such as COSHH, National Patient Safety Agency, and MHRA guidelines. Identify and report the use of unlicensed medicines
or off-label use according to MHRA requirements. Participate in medicine recalls
as necessary. Requirements of the Cross Sector Advanced Clinical Pharmacist: MPharm degree Registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) Postgraduate Clinical Diploma or equivalent experience Independent Prescriber qualification Some experience in a supervisory role Extensive specialist medical knowledge acquired through training and experience Proven experience in medicines management within a hospital setting across various specialties Ability to travel between sites and for On-call duties Contact: This Cross Sector Advanced Clinical Pharmacist job is advertised by Ryan Mann; if you are interested in this position please click above to apply now. Due to the high volume of applications we receive, regretfully we are only able to respond to candidates who meet our clients' requirements. As a pioneer of diverse recruitment, Sanctuary Personnel is proud to encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds as our pool of candidates is very much reflective of the clients that candidates will support within their role. Reasonable Adjustments: If you consider yourself to have a disability or require any reasonable adjustment during the recruitment process or within the workplace, please highlight this at the earliest opportunity. With this information, we will provide appropriate support to you throughout the process and into your work placement.
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by adhering to Clinical Governance principles. Ensure compliance
with Medicines Management, Controls Assurance Policies, and Treatment Protocols. Investigate and assess patients' drug histories,
including evaluating patients' own medications (POD) for reuse. Review prescriptions
for legality, clarity, clinical accuracy, and suitability for the patient. Monitor the clinical use of medications,
reporting near misses and risk management issues related to prescribing and administration. Coordinate timely medication supply
in collaboration with nurses, medical staff, ward Pharmacy Technicians, and Dispensary staff. Build and maintain strong working relationships
with service users and other healthcare professionals. Provide advice and support
to patients and carers to improve adherence to medication regimens, assessing the need for compliance aids. Prioritise workload
to meet patient and service needs, managing the workload of other Pharmacy staff when necessary. Identify patients requiring additional clinical interventions
due to complexity or high risk (e.g., polypharmacy). Enhance the discharge process
by improving efficiency and safety in transferring patient care to primary care settings. Contribute to training and education programmes
for Pharmacy, Nursing, Medical staff, and other healthcare professionals. Provide professional cover
for the site Medicines Information Service as needed. Support the MDT in patient discharge processes,
reviewing EDDs to minimise documentation errors and expedite discharges. Develop cross-sector services
to identify patients at risk of admission or readmission, providing necessary interventions. Clinical Pharmacist Duties in GP Practice
Conduct medication reviews
for patients with multiple or single medical issues (e.g., COPD, asthma), optimising treatment. Provide structured reviews
by assessing ongoing medication needs and monitoring requirements. Support patients with medication queries
and provide necessary guidance. Recommend medicines optimisation
strategies to the MDT and attend multidisciplinary case conferences. Manage a caseload of patients
with minor ailments within your competence. Signpost to other healthcare professionals
or escalate cases to GPs as appropriate. Support the MDT and healthcare teams
(e.g., community pharmacy) with medication-related queries. Audit and review medication use
to identify and address issues linked to unplanned hospital admissions and readmissions. Reconcile medications
post-hospital discharge and in transitions to care homes. Ensure continuity of medicine supply
to high-risk patient groups. Analyse and present medicines data
to inform decision-making and highlight risks. Undertake clinical audits
of prescribing practices, providing feedback and implementing changes with the Practice team. Audit Practice compliance
with national guidelines and CQC standards concerning medicines. Supervision of Dispensing Activities
Perform clinical checks of prescriptions
to ensure legality, accuracy, appropriateness, and policy compliance. Prioritise and clinically check prescriptions
in the correct order. Conduct final checks
on dispensed medicines and extemporaneous preparations as needed. Provide medicines information
and advice to patients, carers, and healthcare professionals. Dispense prescriptions,
manage stock medicines, and handle Controlled Drugs as required. Ensure compliance with health and safety legislation
governing the handling of medicines. Address complaints
from wards, departments, or patients efficiently and compassionately, following Trust policy. Support of Evidence-Based and Cost-Effective Practice
Assist in the clinical evaluation
of new pharmaceutical products for inclusion in the Trust Medicines Formulary, using unbiased sources. Participate in clinical audits
and contribute to Research and Development initiatives. Conduct drug utilisation reviews
and review Practice formularies to ensure optimal use of medicines. Risk Management in Medicines Usage
Participate in risk management audits
and report medicines-related incidents using the appropriate systems (e.g., Trust Datix). Complete intervention reports
to monitor the role of pharmacists in risk management. Ensure compliance
with regulations such as COSHH, National Patient Safety Agency, and MHRA guidelines. Identify and report the use of unlicensed medicines
or off-label use according to MHRA requirements. Participate in medicine recalls
as necessary. Requirements of the Cross Sector Advanced Clinical Pharmacist: MPharm degree Registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) Postgraduate Clinical Diploma or equivalent experience Independent Prescriber qualification Some experience in a supervisory role Extensive specialist medical knowledge acquired through training and experience Proven experience in medicines management within a hospital setting across various specialties Ability to travel between sites and for On-call duties Contact: This Cross Sector Advanced Clinical Pharmacist job is advertised by Ryan Mann; if you are interested in this position please click above to apply now. Due to the high volume of applications we receive, regretfully we are only able to respond to candidates who meet our clients' requirements. As a pioneer of diverse recruitment, Sanctuary Personnel is proud to encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds as our pool of candidates is very much reflective of the clients that candidates will support within their role. Reasonable Adjustments: If you consider yourself to have a disability or require any reasonable adjustment during the recruitment process or within the workplace, please highlight this at the earliest opportunity. With this information, we will provide appropriate support to you throughout the process and into your work placement.
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