About this role

Complete thorough medicines reconciliations using clinical correspondence, including hospital discharge summaries and outpatient letters.
Identify and resolve discrepancies between current medication records and updated hospital communications.
Review and document medication changes, initiating appropriate actions or flagging for GP follow-up where required.
Collaborate remotely with GPs, care coordinators, and practice teams to support safe and accurate prescribing.
Use clinical systems and decision-support tools to check for potential drug interactions, duplications, or contraindications.
Maintain accurate clinical documentation in line with practice protocols and professional standards.
Engage in ongoing professional development to ensure up-to-date knowledge of medicines optimisation and primary care best practice.

Must be a registered pharmacist with GPhC registration.
Must be an independent prescriber.
Must have completed CPPE pathway
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to detail.
Effective verbal and written communication abilities for patient and team interactions.
Demonstrated ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks remotely.

Clinical Pharmacist, Meds Reconciliation

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