The Clinical Pharmacist will work as part of a MDT and pharmacy team comprising of other clinical pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and pharmacy administrators. The post holder must be passionate about delivering high quality patient care, ensuring patient and drug safety, and in providing holistic patient centred care. The clinical pharmacist will conduct structured medication reviews, LTC reviews, deprescribing where appropriate, manage care home patients and patients with frailty mediation reviews, support the wider practice team with drug related queries, support drug monitoring processes and drug safety. The clinical pharmacist will support the lead pharmacist, and with the rest of the pharmacy team, PCN CD and PCN manager in ensuring that targets around the PCN DES, IIF and practice QOF, drug safety and monitoring searches are met., The post holder must be passionate about delivering high quality patient care, ensuring patient and drug safety, and in providing holistic patient centred care. The clinical pharmacist will conduct structured medication reviews, support wider practice team with drug related queries, support drug monitoring processes and drug safety.

PCCO PCN has a diverse younger than average patient population with higher levels of deprivation linked with obesity, smoking, mental health, and cardiovascular disease. PCN main practice branch is centred in Normanton with a multicultural population adding challenges of language barriers, health inequalities, and patient understanding of health. PCCO PCN has higher than average use of opiates, and other prescribed drug dependency drugs.

• Competitive salary
• Generous holiday entitlement
• NHS Pension scheme
• Access to a variety of NHS discounts.