Job summary An opportunity has arisen for a Pharmacy Technician to join Richmond Surgery, full or part time.
Candidates recently qualified are very welcome to apply.This is a new role at Richmond Surgery.
The Pharmacy Technician will be working closely with the Practice Clinical and PrescriptionTeams in processing repeat prescriptions, identifying and streamlining themedication review process, assisting with improving medicines optimisation inchronic disease and carrying out medication audits.The Pharmacy Technician will support the role General Practice plays in delivering theprevention and public health agenda and sign post to other health careproviders such as community pharmacy.This is a role in which the primary responsibilities may change as the service is further developed and we would encourage full engagement of the successful candidate.
Main duties of the job The following are the core responsibilities of the PharmacyTechnician, but not limited and dependent upon workload and staffinglevels.Support and guide our Reception Care Navigation Team with repeat prescriptions and medication queriesEncourage and support patients to reconcile medications tofacilitate bimonthly collectionsAct upon compliance issues, liaising with the appropriateclinicianIdentify patients for medication review.
Support theMDTs to improve medication reviews, maintain an accuraterecall systemEffectively liaise with external services districtnurses to ensure medications for housebound patientsInput data to patient healthcare records asnecessaryRecord and report adverse effects accurately andappropriately, informing the Clinical Team/registered GP immediatelyUse local protocols to ensure correct monitoring of highrisk medicationsUse prescribing data to identify priorities to improveprescribing and patient care in conjunction with the Medicines Management TeamAccess clinical IT systems to document activities, runsearches and audits.Promote medicines optimisation to improve patient outcomesand to reduce wasteDevelop relationships with the wider MSK teamand promote networkingPromote the use of ERD and EPS within the practiceReconciliation of discharge summaries and care home recordsSupport clinical team with structured medication reviewsSupport with QOF and national and locally commissionedservices About us The ideal candidate will complete our existing clinical team and be keen to develop and cement an innovative buttraditional way of delivering General Practice care.
We are currently 4 full-timeGP Partners, a Managing Partner, Deputy Practice Manager, Nurse Manager, 3 Physicians Associates together with a Paramedic home-visiting service, 1st contact MSK, Mental Health and Wellbeing practitioners, Clinical Care Co-ordinators, Practice Nurses, HCAs and phlebotomists.As a partnership, we havebased our care on the use of personal lists, something which we feel stronglyis essential for continuity of care for bothpatient and practitioner satisfaction.
Times are changing, but we are lookingto develop and evolve the model of care that has worked so well for so manyyears by using a team approach.We are a relaxed,hard-working team and welcome applications from anyone at any stage in theircareer who isexcited to help us develop and deliver this unique model of practice.We are aone-site practice, and together with the other two practices in the Fleet, we form the Fleet Primary Care Network.
We have an active role in the PCN and benefit from havingFrimley Park Hospital as our closest secondary care facility.Fleet is an area that consistently rates among the highest in terms ofquality of life in the country.
Fleet has good road and rail links with Londonand surrounding towns and countryside.We operate withEMIS Web, are high QoF achievers and CQC rated good.
Job description Job responsibilities The following are the core responsibilities of the Pharmacy Technician, but not limited and dependent upon workload and staffing levels.Support and guide our Reception Care Navigation Team with repeat prescriptions and medication queriesEncourage and support patients to reconcile medications to facilitate bimonthly collectionsAct upon compliance issues, liaising with the appropriate clinicianIdentify patients for medication review.
Support the MDTs to improve medication reviews, maintain an accurate recall systemEffectively liaise with external services district nurses to ensure medications for housebound patientsInput data to patient healthcare records as necessaryRecord and report adverse effects accurately and appropriately, informing the Clinical Team/registered GP immediatelyUse local protocols to ensure correct monitoring of high risk medicationsUse prescribing data to identify priorities to improve prescribing and patient care in conjunction with the Medicines Management TeamAccess clinical IT systems to document activities, run searches and audits.Promote medicines optimisation to improve patient outcomes and to reduce wasteDevelop relationships with the wider MSK team and promote networkingPromote the use of ERD and EPS within the practiceReconciliation of discharge summaries and care home recordsSupport clinical team with structured medication reviewsSupport with QOF and national and locally commissioned services Person Specification Qualifications Essential Successful completion of an accredited 2 year Pharmacy Technician Course Registered as a Pharmacy Technician Experience Essential 1-2 years minimum working experience as a Pharmacy Technician.
Desirable Experience of working in a GP practice.