Lead Pharmacy Technician - Scotland, United Kingdom - NHS Scotland

NHS Scotland
NHS Scotland
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4 weeks ago

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NHS LOTHIAN
PHARMACY SERVICES
Band 6 AfC - Lead Pharmacy Technician
Primary Care
BASE/LOCATION: Various Sites


Full-time hours per week - part-time hours will be considered and will be pro rata

NHS Lothian serves a population of approximately 1 million people, employs 35,000 individuals, and is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of the community.


The NHS Lothian Primary Care Pharmacy and Medicines Service is currently undergoing a significant transformation and integration initiative.

Pharmaceutical care is delivered by a team of about 100 pharmacy professionals, including pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and administrators, operating across General Practices throughout Edinburgh.

Collaboration is a central value for us, and we collaborate closely with other members of the multidisciplinary squad, including our Community Pharmacy partners, to provide top-notch care for all in Lothian.


Who you are:

You are a self-motivated, enthusiastic, and driven GPhC-registered pharmacy technician. The role necessitates S(N)VQ Level 3 in Pharmacy Services, and HNC Pharmacy Services or equivalent qualifications.

You should possess vast experience in conducting training sessions for various staff, possess strong organizational skills, and have some familiarity with care home systems. Knowledge of GP computer systems is advantageous.

You should have outstanding interpersonal and communication abilities to enhance patient care, manage and engage staff, and closely collaborate with GP Practice and social care teams.

You should consistently uphold NHS Lothian's values of quality, teamwork, care and compassion, dignity and respect, and openness, honesty, and responsibility.

What we offer:

We are building a high-performing team.

You will receive support from the primary care pharmacy team to facilitate your provision of training sessions for social care teams.

You will be responsible for identifying the team's key priorities and implementing them while considering the clinical, financial, and operational ramifications.

You will have access to a comprehensive benefits package, including ample holiday allowance, an NHS pension, and parental leave.

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