Role: Superintendent PharmacistHours: Monday to FridaySalary: c. £65,000 (negotiable)Start: 30/09/2026Step into a key leadership role in private aesthetics!An exciting opportunity is available for an experienced Pharmacist to join a specialist online pharmacy as Superintendent Pharmacist, dispensing private prescriptions for aesthetics and cosmetic medicine.Based at a modern fulfilment hub in Weybridge, you’ll lead clinical governance, compliance, prescriber checks and dispensing, ensuring safe, compliant practice.About You:
GPhC registered Pharmacist3 years post-qualification experienceExperience with distance-selling pharmacies, commercial hubs or specialised aesthetic distributionProven understanding of clinical governance, SOPs and risk managementExperience maintaining regulatory compliance and inspection readinessPrevious experience as a Superintendent Pharmacist is preferred but not essentialUnrestricted UK Right to Work
Benefits:
GPhC fees reimbursedPrivate medical insuranceOn-site parking....Read more...
Role: Pharmacist – Independent PrescriberLocation: TregaronSalary: £60,000 DOEHours: Full TimeAre you an Independent Prescriber looking for your next community pharmacy opportunity?An exciting opportunity has become available for an Independent Prescribing Pharmacist to join an established and well-regarded community pharmacy in Ceredigion.This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Pharmacist who is keen to use their prescribing qualification in a patient-focused community setting, with the opportunity to provide clinical services and make a real difference to the local community.Whether you are newly qualified or bring a wealth of experience, we would love to hear from you.Person specification:
MPharm/equivalent with full GPhC registration as a PharmacistExperience working within UK-based community pharmacyConfident in CAS/Pharmacy FirstUnrestricted UK Right to Work (please note visa sponsorship is not available for this role)....Read more...
Role: Second Pharmacist (Independent Prescriber)Location: GlasgowHours: 25h per weekLooking for a role where you can combine community pharmacy with your prescribing skills?An established community pharmacy in Glasgow is looking for a Second Pharmacist to join the team on a permanent, part-time basis, working 3 days per week.Working as the second pharmacist, you’ll support the day-to-day running of the pharmacy, including professional checking and dispensing, while also providing Pharmacy First and prescribing services.Newly qualified pharmacists with an IP qualification are welcome to apply, although previous community pharmacy experience would be advantageous.This is a great opportunity to join an established team and develop your clinical and prescribing skills in a supportive environment.Person specification:
GPhC-registered PharmacistIndependent Prescribing qualificationCommunity pharmacy experience preferredConfident providing Pharmacy First servicesAvailable to work 3 days per weekLooking for a permanent positionUnrestricted UK Right to Work (please note; no visa sponsorship is available for this role)....Read more...
Role: PharmacistLocation: WorcesterContract: Locum or PAYERate: Up to £29 per hourReady to make a real impact in an independent pharmacy?An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Pharmacist to join an independent pharmacy in Worcester, with a real opportunity to help develop and enhance its services.You’ll play a key role in delivering high-quality patient care, developing clinical services and building strong relationships with patients and the local community.The pharmacy is looking for a skilled and motivated Pharmacist who is keen to make an impact and contribute to the continued success of the pharmacy.You’ll need to be passionate about patient care, confident working independently and keen to make a real difference within an independent pharmacy.The role can be considered on either a PAYE or locum contract basis.Ideally 4 days per week: Monday, Tuesday, Friday & SaturdayPerson specification:
MPharm/equivalent with full GPhC registration as a PharmacistExperience in Pharmacy FirstSkilled in private pharmacy servicesFull UK Right to Work (please note visa sponsorship is not available)....Read more...
Role: PharmacistLocation: OrdsallRate: £25 - £28 per hourReady to make a real impact in community pharmacy?A well-established community pharmacy in Ordsall is now looking for a Pharmacist to join the team.The pharmacy provides a comprehensive range of NHS and private services from a convenient and accessible location.Services include repeat and acute prescriptions, Pharmacy First consultations, healthy living support, blood pressure monitoring, emergency contraception, seasonal and travel vaccinations, and a range of additional patient-centred healthcare services.Whether you are newly qualified or bring extensive experience, this is an excellent opportunity to develop and progress your career within a supportive community pharmacy environment.You will join a professional and friendly team committed to delivering high-quality patient care.The pharmacy places a strong emphasis on continuous professional development, collaboration, and maintaining excellent clinical standards.Person specification:
MPharm degree with full GPhC registration as a PharmacistExperience working within a UK-based pharmacyGood communication skills and ability to support junior staff membersUnrestricted UK Right to Work (please note; visa sponsorship is not available for this role)
Benefits and enhancements include:
Generous in-store discountGreat professional support from management/senior leadershipFurther training and development opportunitiesGreat public transport linksPension scheme....Read more...
Role: PharmacistLocation: Perth, ScotlandSalary: Up to £70,000 DOEWhether you are newly qualified or bring a wealth of pharmacy experience - we would love to hear from you!An established pharmacy team is looking for an experienced Pharmacist to lead their pharmacy in Perth.This is a spacious, modern pharmacy with a strong local reputation, conveniently located near local services, amenities and residential areas.Alongside your management responsibilities, you will play a key role in delivering and expanding clinical services, with particular opportunities to develop travel health and weight management clinics using the pharmacy’s two dedicated consultation rooms.The ideal candidate will be a qualified Independent Prescriber with significant pharmacy management experience, a proven ability to lead and motivate teams, and a passion for developing both people and services within a community pharmacy setting.You will be supported by an experienced support team and a hands-on Superintendent, with an attractive incentives scheme available to reward performance and service growth.This is a permanent role for a Pharmacist.Person specification:
MPharm degree, OSPAP qualification or equivalentRegistration with the GPhC and experience working within Scottish PharmacyCandidates must have full right to work in the UK; visa sponsorship is not available for this position.
Benefits and enhancements include:
Incentive/bonus schemeGreat professional support from team and managementFurther learning and development opportunitiesPublic transport links and parking availability....Read more...
ROLE OVERVIEW
We are currently looking for a Regional Key Account Manager, specialising in Oncology, to join a leading company in their North East of England territory. This is a full-time, field-based role.
As the Regional Key Account Manager, you will be responsible for achieving sales revenue targets for oncology brands across key accounts in your region.
KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Your duties as the Regional Key Account Manager will be varied however the key duties and responsibilities are as follows:
1. Develop and execute an effective business plan to maximise territory sales.
2. Build intimate knowledge of account stakeholders priorities, processes, business needs, and barriers for product utilisation.
3. Establish effective relationships with clinical customers, including consultants, clinical pharmacists, and specialist nurses.
4. Build and maintain effective business relationships across a wide range of internal functions, ensuring appropriate resource allocation.
ROLE REQUIREMENTS:
To be successful in your application to this exciting role as the Regional Key Account Manager we are looking to identify the following on your profile and past history:
1. ABPI qualification is essential.
2. Degree level education, ideally in life sciences or business-related fields.
3. Proven industry experience in oncology sales.
4. A working knowledge and practical experience within the UK pharmaceutical market, specifically in secondary care and oncology.
Key Words:
Regional Key Account Manager / Oncology / North East / Field-based / Sales / Pharmaceutical / ABPI / Secondary Care / Clinical Relationships / Business Plan / Oncology Sales / Healthcare / Medical Sales / Territory Management / Account Management / Oncology Consultant / Clinical Pharmacist / Specialist Nurse
Hyper Recruitment Solutions Ltd (HRS) is an Equal Opportunities employer. We welcome applications from anyone who meets the role requirements. HRS exclusively supports the Life Science sectors, combining recruitment expertise with scientific knowledge to help you advance your career.....Read more...
The apprentice will work as part of the reception and administration team, supporting the smooth day-to-day running of the practice. Duties will include:
Receiving, assisting and directing patients to the appropriate service or healthcare professional in a courteous, efficient and effective manner.
Providing administrative support to the practice team and maintaining a positive and friendly image to patients and visitors, both in person and over the telephone.
Developing a thorough knowledge of practice procedures and working in accordance with practice protocols and policies.
Filing correspondence into patient medical records.
Scanning, photocopying and electronically filing documents as required.
Processing online consultation requests via the practice's online consultation system (AMGP).
Monitoring and processing practice email communications.
Booking patients in and assisting with patient enquiries.
Issuing completed repeat prescriptions to patients in line with practice procedures.
Covering all reception duties as required.
Processing requests for same-day and future appointments by telephone and face-to-face.
Handling home visit requests and other patient queries.
Maintaining confidentiality and ensuring accurate patient records are updated where appropriate.
Training:What training will the apprentice take and what qualification will the apprentice get at the end?
The apprentice will undertake the Level 2 Customer Service Practitioner Apprenticeship Standard (or the apprenticeship standard being delivered by your training provider).
Training will be delivered primarily in the workplace at Pemberton Surgery, where the apprentice will gain practical experience and develop the knowledge, skills and behaviours required for the role.
There is no day release to college. The apprentice will complete all training within the practice, supported by experienced colleagues and a dedicated apprenticeship tutor. The tutor will visit the practice regularly to provide coaching, assess progress and support the apprentice throughout their programme.Training Outcome:Successful completion of the apprenticeship may lead to a permanent role within Pemberton Surgery. The successful candidate will gain valuable experience in healthcare administration and patient services, with opportunities to develop their skills and progress into more senior reception, administration or care navigation roles.Employer Description:Pemberton Surgery is a busy general practice with a patient population of 10,250 patients.
We are situated in a purpose-built health centre which is shared by 2 GP practices, community clinic and a dentist.
The practice team comprises of 4 GP partners, 2 salaried GPs, 3 practice nurses, an HCA, a Clinical Pharmacist, a pharmacy technician, Practice manager, Operations manager, Business Support Officer, Reception Manager, Reception supervisor, and 12 admin/receptionist. We are also a training practice hosting Trainee GP’s and Student Nurses and GP Registrars.
We are a very friendly, hardworking and supportive team who deals with the ever-changing face of general practice effectively.
We are active members of our Primary Care Network and are members of a GP federation.
Working Hours :Monday to Friday between 8am and 6.30pm - 37.5 hours per week.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Logical,Team working,Non judgemental,Patience....Read more...
This position is intended for individuals who are keen to train as a pharmacy technician through the Pharmacy Technician (Integrated) apprenticeship standard. Successful completion of this programme will enable the post holder to meet the General Pharmaceutical Council’s initial education and training requirements for registration as a pharmacy technician. You will work under supervision while developing the knowledge, skills and behaviours needed to support the safe, effective and person-centred use of medicines.
Pharmacy technicians are registered healthcare professionals who work as part of the pharmacy and wider healthcare team. They play a key role in supporting the safe and effective supply and use of medicines, assisting patients and service users, maintaining accurate records, adhering to legal and professional requirements and contributing to the delivery of high-quality pharmacy services.
You will work under close supervision while gaining experience in the day-to-day duties of a pharmacy technician. This may include dispensing and supplying medicines, managing stock, supporting medicines optimisation, communicating with patients and healthcare professionals, maintaining records, using pharmacy systems, and contributing to the safe and efficient delivery of pharmacy services.
You will also work under close supervision to develop your workplace skills and competence, while building the knowledge and skills required for your future career. The role requires professionalism, a strong commitment to patient safety and confidentiality, and a dedication to continuous learning and development.
The successful candidate will be enrolled on the Pharmacy Technician (Integrated) apprenticeship standard, which includes formal study, workplace-based training, assessment of competence, portfolio development, and regular progress reviews.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Support the safe and accurate dispensing, labelling, assembly and supply of medicines in line with standard operating procedures
Receive, process and check prescription information, referring queries or concerns as appropriate
Support medicines optimisation activities, which may include helping patients understand their medicines and promoting safe and effective use
Assist with stock control, ordering, receipt, storage, expiry date checking, returns and safe disposal of medicines
Maintain accurate records using pharmacy systems, electronic patient records, stock systems and other relevant IT platforms
Communicate professionally with patients, carers, colleagues and other healthcare professionals
Refer clinical, legal, professional or complex queries to a pharmacist, registered pharmacy technician or supervisor
Follow all workplace policies and procedures, including confidentiality, data protection, safeguarding, infection prevention, health and safety and incident reporting
Identify and report near misses, errors, risks or concerns in line with local procedures
Participate in regular reviews with workplace supervisors, education supervisors, assessors or training providers
Build and maintain a portfolio of evidence to demonstrate competence, knowledge and professional development
Attend training sessions, virtual learning sessions or college / provider sessions as required
Take responsibility for personal learning, time management and completion of the apprenticeship
Work within the limits of the trainee role and seek support whenever unsure
Demonstrate professional behaviours aligned with the standards expected of future pharmacy technicians
Contribute to a positive, respectful and patient-focused pharmacy environment
Training:Buttercups Training is a trusted specialist in pharmacy and healthcare training, supporting learners and employers across community, hospital, and primary care. We design high-quality, career-shaping apprenticeship programmes that build confidence, strengthen clinical practice, and meet the evolving needs of the healthcare workforce. Our collaborative learning approach encourages shared insight and practical application, helping professionals grow together to deliver safer care and better patient outcomes across the organisations and communities they serve.Training Outcome:Temporary 2 years.Employer Description:Tildamed Pharmacy is a small, family‑run community pharmacy committed to providing high‑quality, patient‑centred care. Our close‑knit team includes two experienced pharmacists who are passionate about developing the next generation of pharmacy professionals. We pride ourselves on a supportive learning environment where you will be guided, encouraged, and trained throughout your apprenticeship.Working Hours :Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Shifts to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Team working,Written communication skills,Numeracy skills,Confidence with calculations,IT Literacy,Time management skills,Ability to prioritise,Interpersonal skills,Customer service,Professional and responsible,Reliable and punctual,Honest and trustworthy,Caring,Empathetic and patient-focused,Willingness to learn,Accurate and detail-conscious,Calm under pressure,Respectful and inclusive,Able to ask for help,Accept feedback positively,Able to manage work deadlines,Safety-conscious,Confident to raise concerns,Professional standards....Read more...
Successful completion of this programme will enable the post holder to meet the General Pharmaceutical Council’s initial education and training requirements for registration as a pharmacy technician.You will work under supervision while developing the knowledge, skills and behaviours needed to support the safe, effective and person-centred use of medicines.
Full Description:
Pharmacy technicians are registered healthcare professionals who work as part of the pharmacy and wider healthcare team. They play a key role in supporting the safe and effective supply and use of medicines, assisting patients and service users, maintaining accurate records, adhering to legal and professional requirements and contributing to the delivery of high-quality pharmacy services.
You will work under close supervision while gaining experience in the day-to-day duties of a pharmacy technician. This may include dispensing and supplying medicines, managing stock, supporting medicines optimisation, communicating with patients and healthcare professionals, maintaining records, using pharmacy systems, and contributing to the safe and efficient delivery of pharmacy services.
You will also work under close supervision to develop your workplace skills and competence, while building the knowledge and skills required for your future career. The role requires professionalism, a strong commitment to patient safety and confidentiality, and a dedication to continuous learning and development.
The successful candidate will be enrolled on the Pharmacy Technician (Integrated) apprenticeship standard, which includes formal study, workplace-based training, assessment of competence, portfolio development, and regular progress reviews.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Support the safe and accurate dispensing, labelling, assembly and supply of medicines in line with standard operating procedures.
Receive, process and check prescription information, referring queries or concerns as appropriate.
Support medicines optimisation activities, which may include helping patients understand their medicines and promoting safe and effective use.
Assist with stock control, ordering, receipt, storage, expiry date checking, returns and safe disposal of medicines.
Maintain accurate records using pharmacy systems, electronic patient records, stock systems and other relevant IT platforms.
Communicate professionally with patients, carers, colleagues and other healthcare professionals.
Refer clinical, legal, professional or complex queries to a pharmacist, registered pharmacy technician or supervisor.
Follow all workplace policies and procedures, including confidentiality, data protection, safeguarding, infection prevention, health and safety and incident reporting.
Identify and report near misses, errors, risks or concerns in line with local procedures.
Participate in regular reviews with workplace supervisors, education supervisors, assessors or training providers.
Build and maintain a portfolio of evidence to demonstrate competence, knowledge and professional development.
Attend training sessions, virtual learning sessions or college/provider sessions as required.
Take responsibility for personal learning, time management and completion of the apprenticeship.
Work within the limits of the trainee role and seek support whenever unsure.
Demonstrate professional behaviours aligned with the standards expected of future pharmacy technicians.
Contribute to a positive, respectful and patient-focused pharmacy environment.
Training:Buttercups Training is a trusted specialist in pharmacy and healthcare training, supporting learners and employers across community, hospital, and primary care. We design high-quality, career-shaping apprenticeship programmes that build confidence, strengthen clinical practice, and meet the evolving needs of the healthcare workforce. Our collaborative learning approach encourages shared insight and practical application, helping professionals grow together to deliver safer care and better patient outcomes across the organisations and communities they serve.Training Outcome:This role will be a temporary contract.Employer Description:We are dedicated to providing the highest standard of NHS services to our community, supporting individuals and families in achieving better health, wellbeing, and quality of life. As a family-run organisation, Willows Pharmacy is built on a strong foundation of integrity, compassion, and a genuine commitment to community care. established in 2004.Working Hours :09.00 - 18.30 (four days per week).Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Team working,Written communication skills,Numeracy skills,IT Literacy,Time management skills,Ability to prioritise tasks,Interpersonal skills,Good customer service,Professional and responsible,Reliable and punctual,Honest and trustworthy,Caring, empathetic and patient,Willingness to learn,Accurate and detail-conscious,Calm under pressure,Respectful and inclusive,Ask for help when needed,Take feedback positively,Motivated,Able to meet deadlines....Read more...
Preparing and dispensing medicines - You’ll learn how to accurately prepare prescriptions, select the correct medicines and quantities, and ensure they are labelled correctly before being supplied to patients
Checking prescriptions - You’ll develop your understanding of prescriptions and medication orders, checking details such as the patient’s information, medicine, strength, quantity and directions. You’ll work within your level of competence and under appropriate supervision
Stock management - You’ll help order, receive, store and organise medicines and other pharmacy products. This can include checking deliveries, monitoring stock levels and ensuring medicines are stored correctly
Supporting patients and customers - You may speak directly with patients, answer routine queries and provide appropriate information about their medicines, while recognising when a query needs to be referred to a pharmacist or another healthcare professional
Medicine safety - A major part of the role is learning how to work safely and accurately. You’ll follow procedures designed to prevent errors and protect patients, including maintaining confidentiality and following relevant legislation and pharmacy policies
Preparing medication - Depending on your workplace, you may help prepare medicines such as tablets, capsules, creams, liquids or other prescribed items
Maintaining pharmacy records - You’ll use pharmacy systems to enter and update information, process prescriptions and maintain accurate records
Working with the wider healthcare team - You’ll communicate with pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, dispensers, healthcare professionals and other colleagues to help ensure patients receive the correct medicines and support
Handling queries and resolving problems - You’ll learn how to deal professionally with routine issues, such as prescription queries, stock availability or patient requests, and understand when something needs to be escalated
Maintaining a clean and organised workplace - You’ll help keep the pharmacy and work areas clean, tidy and organised, following appropriate health, safety and infection-control procedures
Confidentiality and professionalism - You’ll handle sensitive patient information and will be expected to maintain confidentiality, communicate professionally and follow the standards expected of someone working in healthcare
Training:Off-the-job training will follow the time allocations outlined in the occupational standard.
The apprentice will spend their working hours on off-the-job training, which will include attending Matthew Boulton College for their college-based learning. This training will support the practical experience gained in the workplace and help the apprentice develop the knowledge and skills required to complete their Level 3 Pharmacy Technician apprenticeship.Training Outcome:Start as a Level 3 Pharmacy Technician Apprentice, completing your apprenticeship while gaining valuable workplace experience.
Once qualified, you can progress to become a Qualified Pharmacy Technician and build your experience within the pharmacy sector.
With further experience, you can progress to a Senior Pharmacy Technician role and develop specialist skills in areas such as Hospital, Community or Clinical Pharmacy.
With continued development, you can progress into Lead, Specialist or Pharmacy Management roles.Employer Description:A family run and busy pharmacy, servicing the community with help and advice on a variety of health matters. A friendly team with years of experience and knowledge, who are always welcoming and professional in their manner. This employer is always keen to develop their team of loyal staff and have engaged with BMet college over many years.Working Hours :Monday, 9:00am - 3:00pm.
Tuesday, 9:00am - 3:00pm.
Wednesday, 9:00am - 5:00pm.
Thursday, 9:00am - 3:00pm.
Friday, 9:00am - 3:00pm.
Saturday, 9:00am - 1:00pm (Occasional Saturday).Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience,Physical fitness....Read more...
