Post Basic Qualified Pharmacist Assistant - Blue Crane - Alberton

Dis-Chem Pharmacies requires a reputable Post Basic Qualify Pharmacist Assistant for their Blue Crane store.
The role involves providing pharmaceutical care by addressing patients' medicine-related needs and being accountable for meeting these needs.
Minimum Requirements:Grade 12 / MatricBasic Pharmacist Assistance qualificationRegistered with the South African Pharmacy Council (SAPC)Experience with UnisolvComputer literacy – MS OfficeSound numerical skillsStrong command of English and at least one additional languageWillingness to work retail hoursAdvantageous:Knowledge of Retail/FMCG operationsAdditional language skillsExperience with SAP and E-ScriptingKnowledge of drug family planning and complementary medicineDuties and Responsibilities:Assist with the sale and preparation of medicines, including Schedule 1 to Schedule 5 substancesAssist in manufacturing, re-packaging, and stock controlRead and interpret prescriptions, ensuring accurate labelling and supplyProvide patient counselling on medication useProcess claims and handle medical aid interactionsMaintain accurate records and stock levelsFollow all SOPs and legal requirementsCompetencies:Essential: Proficiency in English and a second languageGood communication and customer service skillsAttention to detail and numerical skillsProblem-solving and teamworkTrustworthiness and time managementComputer literacyAdvantageous: Knowledge of retail operations and additional languagesExperience with Unisolv, SAP, and E-ScriptingSpecial Conditions:Registration with SAPCAbility to work retail hoursPhysically fit, with a valid driver's license and clear recordsRemuneration and Benefits:Market-related salaryMedical aid, provident fund, staff accountNote: Only successful applicants will be contacted.
If you do not hear within two weeks of the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.
Dis-Chem is an equal opportunity employer and supports employment equity and diversity, including the recruitment of people with disabilities.

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