THE ROLE

The Pharmaceutical Technologist will support the effective day-to-day management of the pharmacy, ensuring safe dispensing, reliable medicine availability, strong inventory discipline and a high standard of patient service.

The successful candidate will be responsible for

Pharmacy Operations:

Manage day-to-day dispensing and pharmacy workflows in accordance with professional standards, regulatory requirements and Dox operating procedures.

Patient Care:

Provide accurate prescription interpretation, dispensing, medication counselling and appropriate pharmaceutical information to patients and caregivers.

Inventory Management:

Maintain accurate stock records, monitor availability and expiries support replenishment and participate in stock counts and reconciliation.

Quality & Compliance:

Maintain appropriate standards for medicine storage, handling. documentation, controlled medicines and pharmacovigilance, in line with applicable requirements.

Reporting & Performance:

Maintain accurate operational records and contribute to routine reporting on sales, inventory, stock-outs, expiries and other pharmacy performance indicators.

Service & Continuous Improvement:

Deliver a professional patient experience while identifying practical opportunities to improve pharmacy operations, medicine availability and service quality

Collaboration:

Work effectively with the Dox team and the healthcare facility's clinical team to support a seamless patient-care experience.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

Minimum requirements

• Diploma in Pharmaceutical Technology from a recognized institution. Current enrollment with the Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB) and a valid practising licence.
• At least one year of relevant professional experience in a retail, community or hospital pharmacy.
• Good understanding of dispensing, prescription interpretation and pharmaceutical inventory management Strong computer and digital record-keeping skills Good communication and patient customer service skills.
• High level of accuracy, integrity and professional ethics.
• Ability to work independently and take ownership of day-to-day responsibilities.

THE PERSON

We are looking for someone who is:

• Operationally disciplined-understands that pharmacy performance depends on accurate stock, good records and consistent processes.
• Patient-focused-provides a professional, respectful and responsive experience.
• Accountable-takes ownership, follows through and can be trusted to manage responsibilities with limited supervision.
• Intrapreneurial-proactively identifies operational gaps, manages corporate resources responsibly, and uses data to drive process improvements across the pharmacy.
• Detail-oriented-recognizes the importance of accuracy in dispensing, inventory and documentation.

• Manage day-to-day dispensing and pharmacy workflows in accordance with professional standards, regulatory requirements and Dox operating procedures.
• Provide accurate prescription interpretation, dispensing, medication counselling and appropriate pharmaceutical information to patients and caregivers.
• Maintain accurate stock records, monitor availability and expiries support replenishment and participate in stock counts and reconciliation.
• Maintain appropriate standards for medicine storage, handling. documentation, controlled medicines and pharmacovigilance, in line with applicable requirements.
• Maintain accurate operational records and contribute to routine reporting on sales, inventory, stock-outs, expiries and other pharmacy performance indicators.
• Deliver a professional patient experience while identifying practical opportunities to improve pharmacy operations, medicine availability and service quality
• Work effectively with the Dox team and the healthcare facility's clinical team to support a seamless patient-care experience.

• Good understanding of dispensing, prescription interpretation and pharmaceutical inventory management
• Strong computer and digital record-keeping skills
• Good communication and patientcustomer service skills.
• High level of accuracy, integrity and professional ethics.
• Ability to work independently and take ownership of day-to-day responsibilities.

• Diploma in Pharmaceutical Technology from a recognized institution.
• Current enrollment with the Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB) and a valid practising licence.