Clinical Pharmacist

Take the next step in your pharmacy career with this Clinical Pharmacist role, offering the chance to support medicines optimisation across the full patient journey in a busy hospital setting.

This Clinical Pharmacist position suits someone who enjoys clinical responsibility, close multidisciplinary working and the opportunity to improve patient care through high-quality pharmacy support. It is a strong opportunity for a hospital pharmacist, secondary care pharmacist or medicines optimisation pharmacist looking for part‑time work.

Package & Benefits

• salary up to £50,000 (pro rata, based on 18 hours per week)
• 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, pro rata.
• Private medical cover, dental insurance and life assurance.
• Private pension, employee assistance programme and Cycle2Work scheme.
• Free on‑site parking, subsidised staff restaurant and access to discounts platform.

About the Company

This is a well‑established independent hospital provider with a strong focus on patient safety, clinical standards and colleague development. The working environment is supportive, collaborative and centred on delivering high‑quality care.

Key Responsibilities

• Support medicines optimisation through medication review, reconciliation and prescription review.
• Provide expert medicines advice to patients, carers, consultants and staff.
• Assist with safe procurement, management and control of medication stock.
• Contribute to clinical governance, audits, incident reporting and the introduction of new medicines and therapies.

About You

• You are a registered Pharmacist with the GPhC.
• You have hospital pharmacy experience and a clinical diploma or equivalent experience.
• You are an independent prescriber or have experience in secondary care pharmacy.

This is an excellent opportunity for a Clinical Pharmacist, Hospital Pharmacist or Secondary Care Pharmacist seeking a part‑time role with real clinical impact.

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