
Highly Specialist Pharmacist Paediatric Gastroenterology
- South East London
- £64,156-71,148 per year
- Contract
- Part-time
- Masters Degree in Pharmacy
- Higher Degree / diploma in clinical practice
- GPHC Registration
- RPS Faculty Member
- RPS membership
- - Identify and promote best practice
- - Ensure delivery of the clinical governance agenda in relation to drug use
- - Motivate and inspire others
- - Proactively develop clinical pharmacy services in line with local and national objectives
- Identify and manage the risks for the service
- To provide evaluated pharmaceutical and financial information including high cost medicines funded via IFRs
- - Extend the boundaries of the profession
- - Ensure that issues related to pharmaceutical care are appropriately represented at directorate or equivalent level
- -Evidence of delivering pharmaceutical services to paediatric patients
- - Identify and manage the risks for the service
- - Delegate authority appropriately to junior staff
- - To provide evaluated pharmaceutical and financial information including high cost medicines funded via individual funding requests
- Deliver pharmaceutical services to a medical speciality including the preparation, submission and monitoring of high cost medicines funded via individual funding requests (IFRs)
- - Demonstrate innovation
- To have a recognised management qualification or equivalent experience
- Have managed clinical pharmacy services in paediatric gastroenterology
- - Evaluate performance of junior staff against identified criteria using Trust IPR tools
- - To identify new prescribing practices that may impact budget (horizon scanning)
- To have a recognised post graduate qualification with a research component, or equivalent published evidence.
- To demonstrate the ability to educate, train and evaluate pharmacy staff and other health care professionals in a clinical specialty
- Masters Degree in Pharmacy
- Higher Degree / diploma in clinical practice
- GPHC Registration
- RPS Faculty Member
- RPS membership
- - Identify and promote best practice
- - Ensure delivery of the clinical governance agenda in relation to drug use
- - Motivate and inspire others
- - Proactively develop clinical pharmacy services in line with local and national objectives
- Identify and manage the risks for the service
- To provide evaluated pharmaceutical and financial information including high cost medicines funded via IFRs
- - Extend the boundaries of the profession
- - Ensure that issues related to pharmaceutical care are appropriately represented at directorate or equivalent level
- -Evidence of delivering pharmaceutical services to paediatric patients
- - Identify and manage the risks for the service
- - Delegate authority appropriately to junior staff
- - To provide evaluated pharmaceutical and financial information including high cost medicines funded via individual funding requests
- Deliver pharmaceutical services to a medical speciality including the preparation, submission and monitoring of high cost medicines funded via individual funding requests (IFRs)
- - Demonstrate innovation
- To have a recognised management qualification or equivalent experience
- Have managed clinical pharmacy services in paediatric gastroenterology
- - Evaluate performance of junior staff against identified criteria using Trust IPR tools
- - To identify new prescribing practices that may impact budget (horizon scanning)
- To have a recognised post graduate qualification with a research component, or equivalent published evidence.
- To demonstrate the ability to educate, train and evaluate pharmacy staff and other health care professionals in a clinical specialty