Relevant Experience:

 Minimum 1-2 years of relevant experience grant-funded project with similar role.

Job Description:

• · Ensure proper handover protocols are followed and provide daily reports to the Assistant Manager/Manager Pharmacy Services.
• · Cross verify the medicines issued/consumption and co-relate with clinical data.
• · To develop pharmacovigilance system.
• · Ensure accurate dispensing of medicines, review CPOE to prevent drug interactions, and counsel patients properly. Promote rational drug use.
• · Contact physicians for unavailable medicines and provide information on relevant alternatives.
• · Ensure requisitions are issued accurately.
• · Monitor and manage inventory stock levels and prepare and forward demand to the Pharmacy Manager as required.
• · Receive goods, physically check, and shelve stock in the correct location at the specified temperature.
• · Provide current and accurate drug information to healthcare professionals when required.
• · Maintain records of drug information provided in accordance with specified record-keeping protocols.
• · Provide monthly reports to the Assistant/Manager Pharmacy detailing stock, including fast-moving, slow-moving, short expiry, expired, broken, and damaged items.
• · Ensure high-alert medications are labeled and provide all relevant precautions and information for proper administration.
• · Document and provide the Assistant Manager/Manager with details of all interventions, drug information, and related relevant information.
• · Ensure proper monitoring of temperatures and maintain accurate documentation.
• · Provide management with regular updates and monthly KPI reports.

•    Perform all other related tasks assigned by the Manager/Assistant Manager Pharmacy Services.

Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled

Note:  “Indus Hospital & Health Network is an employer that does not tolerate Sexual Exploitation and Abuse. All potential candidates will be subjected to rigorous background checks and controls.”