Band 8b Accountable Pharmacist - Cancer Services

Project overview

We are currently recruiting for a Band 8b Accountable Pharmacist – Cancer Services to work on a temporary basis in Norfolk. Please see details of the role below:

Role Details

Role: Band 8b Accountable Pharmacist – Cancer Services

Days: Monday to Friday

Hours: 9am to 5pm

Pay: £43ph

Requirements

Current GPhC registration

Significant and demonstrable experience in cancer services pharmacy — essential

Proven experience at a senior level within oncology or haematology pharmacy practice

Experience in an accountable or lead pharmacist role within a cancer services or aseptic unit setting

Strong knowledge of cancer treatment protocols, cytotoxic medicines management, and BOPA guidelines

Experience recommissioning or reopening aseptic units highly desirable

Managerial and operational pharmacy experience desirable

Excellent leadership, clinical decision-making, and communication skills

Ability to work autonomously and manage a complex operational and clinical workload

Why work with Cpl UK Healthcare?

Cpl UK Healthcare are a market leader in recruiting AHPs across the UK. As a preferred supplier to the NHS and private sector, we hold a number of exclusive contracts nationwide. This gives you priority access to some of the best pharmacy opportunities available.

Referral Bonus

Do you know a colleague who may be interested in a new role? We offer a £200 referral bonus for every AHP you recommend who goes on to work with us.

How to Apply

To apply for this role or to discuss other Pharmacy opportunities across the UK, please contact:

Ellee Cowdrey

Client Partnership Manager

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You can also view all of our other Pharmacy roles here:

www.uk.cpl.com/jobs/pharmacy

Project details

ASAP

Length: 3 to 4 months, with potential to extend

This is a senior and highly specialist opportunity for an experienced Cancer Services Pharmacist to take on an accountable pharmacy role within a busy oncology unit in Norfolk. A key focus of this role will be leading the reopening and recommissioning of a currently closed Pharmacy Aseptic Unit (PAU), overseeing all steps required to bring the unit back into full operation to a high standard of compliance and safety.

Ongoing duties will include providing expert clinical and operational pharmacy leadership across cancer services, overseeing all aseptic unit pharmacy activities, ensuring compliance with medicines governance and regulatory standards, contributing to the development and review of cancer treatment protocols, and supporting the wider oncology multidisciplinary team. Managerial and operational leadership will be central to this role.

• Start: flexible
• Location: Norfolk, UK, GB