Band 7 Senior Rotational Pharmacist
Overview The post-holder will deliver, develop and support the clinical pharmacy services in a variety of different specialties within the pharmacy department on a rotational basis in accordance with priorities agreed by the lead pharmacist for the specialist area and the clinical site lead pharmacist. The post holder at the Royal Free hospital will cover a variety of areas of pharmacy including Patient Services, Clinical Services/E+T, Cardiology, Surgery, ITU, Medicine, Antimicrobials, Gastroenterology, Commissioning, Formulary, Governance, Amyloidosis and HIV with the aim of enhancing knowledge and skills and allowing progression towards a more senior role. There are opportunities to work in specific clinical specialties dependent on the site. You will have exposure to directorate work such as DTC evaluations, high‑cost drugs, and audits. Clinical commitment will be expected during all rotations. Responsibilities Work as a clinical pharmacist, to ensure the safe, clinically and cost‑efficient use of medicines. Work as part of the multidisciplinary team to enhance patient care. Participate in drug usage reviews, audits and cost efficiency programmes. Line manage and support more junior pharmacists and pharmacy technicians in the team. Participate in ongoing education and training. Deliver a high quality pharmacy service including drug supply, review of highly complex medication regimens, medicine reconciliation and discharge planning. Active participation in consultant rounds and multidisciplinary team meetings. Make evidence‑based decisions, in partnership with patients and professionals within specialties to improve outcomes. Identify the risks of medicines use within the specialties and assist in implementing strategies to minimise them. Ensure compliance with local and national policies, e.g., medicines policy, NICE guidelines. Participate in specialist pharmacy clinics in certain clinical areas. Participate in out of hours, weekend and bank holiday service, including responsibility for securing the department. Outside of working hours the on‑call pharmacist is solely responsible for providing a pharmacy service to the hospital, including advice on medicines and emergency supply. Qualifications You will have completed or nearly completed your FS1 (or equivalent) and want to further develop your managerial and clinical skills. Training and support will be given in all rotations to ensure you meet the requirements for FS2. The post-holder must always carry out their role in line with the Trust World Class values. #J-18808-Ljbffr
