Pharmacist (Contract) (Ref.：HBS/293426)
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Holder of Pharmacist Certificate of Registration and a valid Annual Practising Certificate issued by the Pharmacy and Poisons Board of Hong Kong
Enthusiastic passion about serving people and the advancement of pharmaceutical care to the community
Fluent in spoken and written Chinese and English
Proactive, self-motivated and good team-player- Previous experience in a community pharmacy setting is preferred
Job Duties:
Oversee Daily Operations: Manage pharmacy operations, ensuring compliance with legal, safety, and efficiency standards
Medication Dispensing: Accurately dispense prescription and over-the-counter medications according to legal and professional guidelines
Patient Counselling and Clinical Services: Deliver and document medication counselling, minor ailment, medication management services, and other pharmacy services
Community Engagement: Engage in community health promotion, education, and prevention programs, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to enhance primary care
Team Development: Supervise, mentor, and train pharmacy staff and students to foster professional development
Ad Hoc Duties: Execute additional projects and responsibilities as directed by supervisors
\"Founded by the Rt. Rev. Bishop R.O. Hall of the Anglican Church in 1949, St. James’ Settlement began as a club for boys and girls in a temple in Stone Nullah Lane, Wanchai. It was then developed into a six-storey building on Kennedy Road in 1963 to provide diversified services, including children and youth services, elderly services and rehabilitation services. In 1987, the headquarters was opened in Stone Nullah Lane so that the scope of services could be further extended.
\"Founded by the Rt. Rev. Bishop R.O. Hall of the Anglican Church in 1949, St. James’ Settlement began as a club for boys and girls in a temple in Stone Nullah Lane, Wanchai. It was then developed into a six-storey building on Kennedy Road in 1963 to provide diversified services, including children and youth services, elderly services and rehabilitation services. In 1987, the headquarters was opened in Stone Nullah Lane so that the scope of services could be further extended.