Advanced Clinical Pharmacist - Medical Education
| Dyddiad hysbysebu: | 08 Rhagfyr 2025 |
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| Cyflog: | £55,690.00 i £62,682.00 bob blwyddyn |
| Gwybodaeth ychwanegol am y cyflog: | £55690.00 - £62682.00 a year |
| Oriau: | Llawn Amser |
| Dyddiad cau: | 22 Rhagfyr 2025 |
| Lleoliad: | Liverpool, L7 8YE |
| Cwmni: | NHS Jobs |
| Math o swydd: | Parhaol |
| Cyfeirnod swydd: | C9287-25-2023 |
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Education duties: Determine the prescribing and therapeutics training requirements for undergraduate medical students within the Trust in conjunction with the Clinical Sub-Deans, Director of Medical Education and other Trust medical education pharmacists within the Merseyside deanery. Develop the training programme/syllabus for pharmacy and therapeutics to ensure theidentified needs of the students are met and the requirements of the education providersand other stakeholders are fulfilled. Lead and co-ordinate the delivery of the training syllabus, engaging other appropriatepharmacists and health professionals as required. Liaise with the postgraduate clinical tutor regarding input from pharmacy into the juniordoctors teaching programme. Develop the pharmacy aspects of the training programme for junior doctors ensuring all therequired elements are incorporated. Develop systems to evaluate the effectiveness of all pharmacy aspects of training to juniordoctors and medical students. Tutor pharmacists undertaking a postgraduate clinical diploma/M.Sc. in clinical pharmacy. Undertake individual appraisals for junior pharmacists in the department. Clinical Pharmacist Duties: To provide an advanced clinical pharmacy service in accordance with professional, departmental and Trust policies. This will include: Attending ward rounds Undertaking medicines reconciliation on admission Reviewing medication to ensure safe and effective use Prescribing patients regular medications on admission Assisting in the management of patients perioperatively. Contributing to prescribing of discharge medication and completion of dischargesummaries. Formulating of individual pharmaceutical care plans Reviewing and updating of care plans depending on response, results ofinvestigations and adverse effects Supporting good antimicrobial stewardship Therapeutic drug monitoring for specific drugs Educating patients about their drug therapy Developing evidence-based treatment protocols for use either within the directorate or across the Trust where appropriate Provide highly specialist pharmaceutical information to medical staff, nursing staff, patients, General Practitioners and other staff within the Trust where appropriate. To act as an independent prescriber in accordance with the Trusts Non-MedicalPrescribers policies and guidelines. Participate in daily consultant ward rounds and multidisciplinary meetings relevant to the designated ward(s) To participate in the therapeutic drug monitoring service provided in accordance with departmental procedure. Undertake clinical audit and practice research within the Pharmacy Department. Facilitate implementation of local and national guidelines where appropriate. Record regularly clinical interventions and activities in line with departmental policy. Provide professional and legal clinical supervision and act as the designated ResponsiblePharmacist in the dispensary as allocated. Prepare the weekly pharmacist dispensary cover rota in line with departmental policy. Investigate any medicines related incidents or complaints from the designated clinical areaand explore ways of minimising risk of future re-occurrence or risk to staff. Liaise with appropriate health care professionals to ensure the effective and efficient use ofresources across the primary/secondary care interface and where necessary developshared care protocols. Comply with the legal and other requirements related to the purchase, supply, use, safecustody and destruction of drugs within pharmacy and in all other areas of the hospital. Participate in Continuing Professional Development, as per department policy and nationalguidelines from the General Pharmaceutical Council and Royal Pharmaceutical Society