Hospital Pharmacists >
Description.
Deliver safe, effective, and evidence-based medicines management within NHS and private hospital settings. Provide clinical pharmacy services across wards and departments, support safe prescribing, optimise medicines use, and contribute to multidisciplinary care for admitted and outpatient patients.
Key Requirements.
Experience.
Minimum 1–2 years’ post-registration experience in hospital or acute clinical pharmacy.
Skilled in clinical screening, inpatient and discharge medicines review, and ward-based clinical pharmacy practice.
Experience supporting multidisciplinary teams, attending ward rounds, and contributing to safe decision-making for complex patients.
Familiar with electronic prescribing systems, hospital formulary processes, and antimicrobial stewardship.
Qualifications.
MPharm degree (or recognised equivalent) with full GPhC registration.
Postgraduate diploma or certificate in Clinical Pharmacy desirable and required in many NHS settings.
CPD in clinical therapeutics, hospital pharmacy practice, or specialist clinical areas.
Compliance and Vetting.
Enhanced DBS on the Update Service.
Full identity and right-to-work verification.
Two recent professional references.
Up-to-date NHS Statutory and Mandatory Training.
Immunisation compliance for hospital clinical environments.
Full GPhC registration and fitness-to-practise check.
Verification of qualifications and employment history.