Hospital Pharmacist Job in Madurai

Asirvatham Speciality Hospital
Full Time
₹1.4 lakhs - ₹1.6 lakhs
Madurai
Posted 16m ago

Hospital Pharmacist Job in Madurai

Asirvatham Speciality Hospital

Job description

If you are interested in building a career in Pharmacy and patient focused healthcare, then this Hospital Pharmacist job opening at Asirvatham Speciality Hospital, Madurai is the perfect opportunity for you to pursue.

 Company Description  

Asirvatham Speciality Hospital, India is a healthcare company based in Rajaji Street, Gandhinagar, Madurai, Tamil Nadu. They offer a range of medical and specialty services to the local area. They provide safe, quality, and caring services to patients within a structured environment. Here, staff works closely with medical professionals from different areas.

 Job Summary       

Asirvatham Speciality Hospital in Madurai require a committed Hospital Pharmacist to work on site, full time. In this role you will dispense medications according to valid prescriptions, ensuring you follow pharmacy guidelines and hospital procedures. You will also advise patients and carers on how to safely and effectively take their medications. You will work closely with physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals.

Key Responsibilities       

The key responsibilities of Hospital Pharmacist at Asirvatham Speciality Hospital are:

  • Dispensing medications according to valid prescriptions

  • Checking prescriptions are appropriate and there are no drug interactions

  • Labelling and packaging medications appropriately

  • Ensure medicines are stored correctly, in the right amounts and keeping track of stock

  • Advising patients and caretakers on how to take their medication, correct dosages, potential side effects and how to stick to treatment

  • Working with physicians, nurses and healthcare staff to ensure safe medication

  • Keeping accurate records

  • Carrying out regular audits

  • Following infection control and safety procedures

  • Working in shifts

Educational Qualification        

  • In order to apply for this Hospital Pharmacist role you need to have a B.Pharm or D.Pharm or equivalent qualification.

  • You must be currently registered or eligible to register with the relevant Pharmacy Council.

  • Experience in a hospital pharmacy would be an advantage.

Skills Required  

  • Good knowledge of Pharmacology, indications, contra-indications, dosages and drug interactions

  • Ability to check prescriptions, dispense medications, keep track of stock and keep records

  • Ability to communicate clearly and advise patients in English and local languages.

  • As a hospital pharmacist you should have knowledge of how hospitals operate, basic record keeping and safety procedures.

  • Attention to detail, reliable and committed to working ethically and with patients at the centre.

Salary Structure       

The average salary for a hospital pharmacist at Asirvatham Speciality Hospital in Madurai ranges from ₹1.4 lakh to ₹1.6 lakh per year.

Career Development       

As a Hospital Pharmacist you will gain valuable experience in a structured hospital setting. You will develop knowledge of checking prescriptions, safe medication, checking for drug interactions and advising patients. You will work closely with physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals to improve your knowledge of clinical practice. You will gain skills by carrying out audits, keeping records and following procedures which will help you move into senior pharmacy and hospital quality roles. This role will give you a rewarding career in healthcare.

How to Apply       

  • Search for Hospital Pharmacist position at Asirvatham Speciality Hospital on our employment portal.

  • Click on the listing to get full job details.

  • Upload your resume and add additional details.

  • Submit the application and send your CV to hr@asirvathamhospital.com

Employment Type: Full Time
Industry: Healthcare
Role Category: Pharmacy
Application: External (Company Site)

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Key Skills

Pharmacy
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