Community Pharmacist | Shenley, Hertfordshire| Full Time, Permanent | £50,000 - £55,000 per annum Would you enjoy making a real difference in a close-knit community, where patients know their pharmacy team by name? Our client is an established community pharmacy serving a loyal local patient base in a friendly village setting. With a GP practice nearby and a supportive, experienced team, the pharmacy provides a welcoming environment where patient care and good relationships matter.

The pharmacy is developing its range of clinical services and is looking for a patient-focused pharmacist who can contribute to that growth while helping to lead the day-to-day running of the pharmacy. The Role We're looking for a Community Pharmacist to take a visible, active role in the pharmacy: supporting patients, overseeing dispensing and clinical checking, delivering services and helping the wider team work effectively. Full-time, permanent work is preferred.

The client is also open to discussing part-time arrangements with the right person. There may be flexibility to work Monday to Friday or to include Saturday rota cover, with the working pattern agreed with the successful candidate. Key Responsibilities Oversee dispensing, clinical checking and the safe, efficient running of the pharmacy.

Provide clear, approachable advice and support to patients. Deliver NHS and private pharmacy services under the relevant PGDs. Help develop and promote the pharmacy's clinical services.

Support and guide the wider pharmacy team, leading by example. Build trusted relationships with patients and the local community. Work constructively with the nearby GP practice and other local healthcare professionals.

What We're Looking For Active GPhC registration in good standing. Community pharmacy experience is strongly preferred. Sound dispensing and clinical checking knowledge.

Confidence managing a busy workload and making appropriate clinical decisions. A warm, professional manner and strong patient communication skills. A proactive approach to pharmacy services and patient care.

The confidence to support colleagues and help lead the pharmacy team. A reliable, long-term approach and an interest in becoming part of the local community.

Experience with services such as Pharmacy First, blood pressure checks and ABPM, NMS, contraception, vaccinations, travel services and weight management would be valuable. You don't need to have delivered every service already: training can be discussed for someone who has a strong foundation and is keen to develop. Newer pharmacists with the right attitude and patient-facing skills are encouraged to apply.

An exceptional hospital pharmacist looking to move into community pharmacy may also be considered.

Working Hours The usual opening hours are: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am–6:30 pm, with a 30-minute unpaid lunch break. Saturday, 9:00 am–5:00 pm, where Saturday rota cover is agreed. The preferred pattern is five weekdays. An alternative of four weekdays plus Saturday rota cover may also be considered, with a weekday off. Saturday frequency and part-time options can be discussed. What's In It For You Full-time, permanent opportunity preferred, with part-time arrangements considered. Salary to be agreed based on experience between £50,000 - £55,000 for full time (please note self-employed applicants will be considered; please enquire for self-employed rates) Four weeks' annual leave plus bank holidays, pro rata for part-time hours. Pension auto-enrolment. A discretionary bonus may be available, subject to performance and contribution. A well-supported pharmacy team, including technicians and an ACT. Free, ample on-site parking. A close working relationship with the nearby GP practice. Access to service and PGD training through the pharmacy's training platform. The opportunity to help grow clinical services and take on greater responsibility.

Additional Information The successful candidate will need to complete an appropriate DBS check. References and confirmation of GPhC registration will also be required.

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Senior Support Worker (Community Based) | Bognor Regis | Full Time | £28,000 - £31,000 per annum Our client provides homecare services to customers in the local community. The Senior Support Worker will support the Care Manager and Care Coordinator with the effective and efficient running of the service. The Role As a Senior Support Worker, you will support the Care Manager and Care Coordinator at a senior level while continuing to carry out the responsibilities of a Support Worker.

The role involves supporting customer care, maintaining care records, carrying out checks and assessments, and providing guidance to other support workers. Key Responsibilities Carry out basic initial assessments of new customers and customer reviews as directed Complete and review care plans and risk assessments as directed Ensure the Carelinelive system is set up for customers and care plan notes are kept up to date Carry out spot inspections and medication checks as required Participate in the out-of-hours emergency on-call rota Mentor new Support Workers, providing support, advice and encouragement Maintain confidentiality and report any concerns to the Care Manager and Care Coordinator Communicate, report and liaise with the Care Manager, Care Coordinator and office staff as required Understand the role of the Care Coordinator and the Carelinelive system to provide cover in the office when required Support the Care Manager and Care Coordinator and respond positively to reasonable requests, including those requiring a short-notice response or unsocial hours Uphold and promote the company by acting in a responsible and professional manner Wear the company uniform where appropriate and maintain a smart, clean appearance Follow company policies and procedures and report any concerns to the Care Manager and Care Coordinator Attend training courses as required Comply with company health and safety policies and relevant legislation Take reasonable care of your own health and safety and that of others who may be affected by your actions or omissions Co-operate with the company to ensure compliance with health and safety requirements Not intentionally or recklessly interfere with or misuse anything provided for health, safety or welfare Requirements Essential Experience as a Support Worker Ability to work flexibly and positively to support the Care Manager and Care Coordinator Professional and responsible approach to work Ability to maintain confidentiality Willingness to participate in the out-of-hours emergency on-call rota Willingness to attend training as required Ability to respond to reasonable requests, including at short notice and during unsocial hours Applicants must have the right to work in the UK, as sponsorship is not provided Desirable Experience mentoring or supporting new Support Workers Experience carrying out care assessments, care plan reviews, risk assessments, spot inspections or medication checks Understanding of the Care Coordinator role What's In It for You Opportunity to progress into a senior-level position within homecare services Training provided as required Varied responsibilities supporting customers and the wider care team What's next? It's easy!

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