Intern Pharmacist- South Bank, Australia

TerryWhite Chemmart
Full Time
A$55,000 - A$60,000 per year
Brisbane
Posted 1h ago

Intern Pharmacist- South Bank, Australia

TerryWhite Chemmart

Job description

Ready to start your pharmacy career in a community healthcare setting? Find out more about the Intern Pharmacist job in South Bank, Australia at TerryWhite Chemmart.

 Company Description 

TerryWhite Chemmart is Australia’s leading retail pharmacy network, dedicated to provide healthcare and expert pharmacy assistance to local communities. The company runs over 600 pharmacies across Australia, offering community-based healthcare services and fostering the professional development of its staff through training, mentorship and opportunities for career progression.

 Job Summary 

The position offers both practical pharmacy experience and a structured learning environment in which the intern can develop clinical knowledge, patient interaction and professional abilities. Successful candidates will work with experienced pharmacists and other healthcare professionals and be exposed to dispensing, medication management, patient counselling and community health services while progressing through the Intern Training Program.

 Key Responsibilities 

  • Help us build a better health care experience for community members and support patient-centered pharmacy services.

  • Improve skills in patient counselling and confidence in clinical judgment and decision making.

  • Learn about immunization services, Care Clinic activities and other community health programs.

  • Assist with medication monitoring and daily pharmacy operations.

  • Deliver pharmacist services in accordance with legislation, professional requirements and industry norms.

 
Educational Qualification 

  • Must have a provisional registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).

  • Must be legally entitled to live and work in Australia.

 

 Skills Required 

  • Communication Skills: Ability to speak clearly and professionally with patients, coworkers and other health care professionals.

  • Interpersonal skills: Ability to establish positive working relationships and interact with patients.

  • Patient care focus: A genuine interest in supporting community health and offering patient-centred pharmacy services.

  • Initiative: A willingness to be pro-active in learning and discovering areas for growth.

  • Clinical development: Desire to improve abilities in distributing medications, counselling and clinical decision-making.

  • Adaptability: Willing to work in a busy community pharmacy and learn about diverse healthcare services.

  • Professional responsibility: adherence to proper norms of pharmacy practice and commitment to the continued professional growth.

 

 Salary Structure 

The average salary of an Intern Pharmacist- South Bank, Australia is between AUD 55,000 to AUD 60,000 per year.

 Career Development 

The Graduate Pharmacist will have formal development sessions, in-person and online courses, exam preparation and supervision from experienced pharmacists. Participants can develop their clinical, commercial and leadership abilities and explore future options within the network including pharmacy management and potential collaboration pathways.

 How to Apply 

  • Visit our job portal and look for Intern Pharmacist- South Bank, Australia.

  • Click on the job posting to see full details of the position and eligibility criteria.

  • Fill in your information and upload your resume

  • Answer the essential questions about your Australian work rights, pharmacy student status and availability.

  • Review your application and submit.

 

Deadline for application: 30 October 2026.

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

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Key Skills

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Market insights & trends

Salary Insights

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