Pharmacist Trainee (Only Male Candidates)

Apollo Pharmacy
Full Time
₹1.5 Lakhs - ₹1.6 Lakhs
Hyderabad
Posted 3h ago

Pharmacist Trainee (Only Male Candidates)

Apollo Pharmacy

Job description

Looking for an excellent opportunity where you can gain hands on experience and a stable income with incentives. This fantastic new opportunity has come up at Apollo Pharmacy looking for Male Trainee Pharmacists. They are looking for freshers to join their team in Hyderabad.

Company Description   

Apollo Pharmacies Limited are a leading pharmacy chain working within the trusted Apollo healthcare group. They deliver medicines and health related products to help those in need. They offer an excellent dispensing service, with genuine advice and a caring attitude. They also offer training, fair pay and clear progression.

Job Summary  

As Trainee Pharmacist you will work within the pharmacy team learning how to run a pharmacy. You will help dispense medicines correctly according to valid prescriptions. You will help manage stock and expiry records. As part of this role you will learn how to advise customers on correct use of their medication. You will work 9 hours a day on rotational shifts. This is a full time permanent role offering incentives.

Key Responsibilities  

As the Trainee Pharmacist your responsibilities will include:

  • Help dispense medicines correctly according to valid prescriptions, guided by senior pharmacists.

  • Learn to check prescriptions and help with safe dispensing.

  • Help advise customers on their medication.

  • Help keep accurate records of stock, sales and expiry dates.

  • Help with stock checks and ensuring medicines are in stock on time.

  • Help ensure medicines are stored correctly and keep the pharmacy clean.

  • Ensure that you follow all laws, regulations and company policies relating to the pharmacy.

  • Work in the allocated rotational shifts and complete other pharmacy related duties as requested by management.

Educational Qualification

Educational qualifications required for the Trainee Pharmacist role at Apollo Pharmacy are:

  • D.Pharm, B.Pharm or M.Pharm from a recognised institution (mandatory).

  • Freshers are highly preferred.

Skills Required  

As the Trainee Pharmacist you will need to have:

  • Basic knowledge of medicines, dosage forms and pharmacy practice.

  • Accuracy and attention to detail.

  • Clear communication and a customer-friendly approach.

  • Willingness to learn and take guidance from senior pharmacists.

  • Basic understanding of inventory and expiry management.

  • Willingness to work in rotational shifts.

Salary Structure                   

Trainee pharmacists at Apollo Pharmacy typically earn between ₹1.5 Lakhs to ₹1.6 Lakhs per annum plus incentives.

Career Development   

The Trainee Pharmacist role is perfect to start your career in pharmacy. You will receive hands on training in dispensing, stock and advising customers. You can progress from Trainee Pharmacist to Pharmacist, Senior Pharmacist and Pharmacy In-charge. As your skills develop you can move into clinical pharmacy, stock and procurement or pharmacy operations. You will receive health insurance, life insurance and a Provident Fund. You will also receive paid sick leave.

How to Apply                 

  • Search for Male Trainee Pharmacist position at Apollo Pharmacy on our employment site.

  • Click on the vacancy to get full job details.

  • Upload your resume and add additional details.

  • Submit the application and send your CV to Rohan(HR): 8977013753

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

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Key Skills

Pharmacy
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