Pharmacist

Part-Time Clinical Pharmacist – Kent (Ashford Area) | 3 Flexible Working Days | Community Pharmacists Welcome with training provided An ideal opportunity for a pharmacist who wants the security of a part-time permanent clinical role, without giving up the earning potential and flexibility of locum work in community pharmacy on their days off. DNA Recruitment is pleased to be representing a well-established and growing clinical services provider, supporting healthcare organisations across the UK. Our client delivers specialist pharmaceutical care across a range of hospital and clinical settings and is known for its strong focus on clinical excellence, professional development, and collaborative working. Hours: 24 hours per week (across 3 days – fixed but flexible to suit the successful candidate) – NO WEEKENDS Location: Kent – primarily Ashford area, with travel across multiple sites Salary: Up to £50,000 FTE (pro rata for part-time hours) + Other benefits Employer and employee contributory pension Car expenses reimbursed (car allowance via expenses) - £5000 car allowance per annum + 45p per mile for fuel Reimbursement of one professional membership Healthcare cash plan Life assurance and income protection Day off on your birthday 4 weeks hols + Bank Holidays (Pro-Rata) Company social events and annual staff party Long service awards Experience Required: Minimum 12 months post-qualification Role Overview We are seeking an enthusiastic and motivated Clinical Pharmacist to join a growing clinical services team in Kent. This is a part-time position (24 hours per week) delivered across three flexible working days. You will play a key role in providing expert pharmaceutical care across a portfolio of healthcare sites, working closely with multidisciplinary teams to ensure the safe, effective, and patient-centred use of medicines. Sites Covered The role will involve travel to a range of healthcare settings, mainly within the Ashford area, including (but not limited to) Key Responsibilities * Attend allocated site visits punctually in line with contractual requirements * Conduct audits, including prescription chart screening for clinical appropriateness * Undertake medicines management audits to ensure regulatory compliance * Communicate effectively with on-site staff and become familiar with local policies and procedures * Work collaboratively with healthcare professionals to provide specialist medicines advice * Deliver clinical training sessions to healthcare professionals * Support service development, policy reviews, and implementation of change * Maintain GPhC registration and practise in line with professional and ethical standards * Report into and be supported by Senior Clinical Pharmacists Professional Development The organisation strongly supports continuous learning and development. Following probation, funding opportunities may be available for: * Postgraduate Certificate in Psychiatric Therapeutics * European Certificate in Palliative Care Candidate Requirements Essential: * Master’s degree in Pharmacy (or equivalent) * GPhC registration * Minimum 12 months post-qualification experience * Full UK driving licence and ability to travel between sites * Ability to work independently and manage time effectively * Strong attention to detail and high levels of accuracy * Excellent written and verbal communication skills * Commitment to developing clinical knowledge and achieving clinical excellence Desirable: * Hospital experience (community pharmacists with a strong clinical interest are also encouraged to apply) Benefits * Competitive salary (pro rata) * Employer and employee contributory pension (after 3-month qualifying period) * Car expenses reimbursed (car allowance via expenses) * Reimbursement of one professional membership * Healthcare cash plan * Life assurance and income protection * Day off on your birthday * Company social events and annual staff party * Long service awards If you are interested in this opportunity, please share your most up-to-date CV and advise a suitable time for a confidential discussion