Walk-in || Pharmacy Incharge

Role & responsibilities

• Manage day-to-day operations of the hospital pharmacy.
• Supervise pharmacy staff and ensure smooth workflow.
• Ensure the safe dispensing of medicines as per valid prescriptions.
• Monitor stock levels, expiry dates, batch numbers, and medicine storage conditions.
• Maintain inventory records, purchase registers, stock registers, and dispensing records.
• Coordinate with doctors, nurses, purchase, and pharmacy stores for medication requirements.
• Ensure proper handling of emergency medicines and high-alert medications.
• Monitor near-expiry, expired, damaged, and recalled medicines and ensure proper segregation.
• Conduct regular physical stock verification and reconcile discrepancies.
• Ensure compliance with applicable pharmacy laws, drug licensing requirements, and hospital policies.
• Maintain proper documentation and support NABH accreditation requirements.
• Monitor billing, dispensing accuracy, and medication safety practices.

Preferred candidate profile

• D.Pharm / B.Pharm is mandatory.
• Valid registration with the State Pharmacy Council, as applicable.
• Minimum 2 - 5 years of experience in hospital pharmacy operations.
• Experience in handling pharmacy inventory and staff supervision is preferred.
• Strong knowledge of medicines, prescriptions, and drug storage.
• Inventory management and stock control.
• Staff supervision and team management.
• Good communication and coordination skills.
• Computer knowledge and hospital pharmacy software experience.
• Documentation, reporting, and problem-solving skills.
• Knowledge of NABH standards and pharmacy regulatory requirements.

Perks and benefits

• Competitive Salary based on experience and qualification.
• Employee Medical Benefits and Treatment Concessions.
• Provident Fund (PF) and ESI benefits as applicable.
• Weekly Off and Leave Benefits as per hospital policy.
• Professional Development and Training Opportunities.
• Supportive Work Environment.
• Career Growth Opportunities.
• On-the-job Training and NABH-related Learning Exposure.