Pharmacist: Night Shift -RB Gosforth Park

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So, what's it like to work for DHL Supply Chain? At DHL we’re proud of our international reach as it brings together people with a wide range of skills, experiences, cultures, and viewpoints. We see the diversity of our employees as a genuine strength and we’re proud of our supportive work environment where employees are given the tools and training, they need to learn, grow and succeed.

We are offering an exciting opportunity for the position of Pharmacist: Night Shift. In this position you will play a crucial role to support our vision of becoming a Great place to work for all.

Role Outline To ensure compliance with the medicines and related substances Act, Act 101 of 1965. To carry out the duties of a Responsible Pharmacist in accordance with the Section 22 (4), 22 (5) and Regulation 28 of the Pharmacy Act (Act no 53 of 1974), acting responsibly in the practice of a Pharmacist in accordance also with the operational requirements of the Business.

Key Responsibilities

  • Ensure continuous Pharmacist Supervision during operating hours of the Wholesale Pharmacy.
  • Manage the initial and continuous training programme for all personnel involved in distribution activities.
  • Facilitate training for all personnel within their shift including GDP training.
  • Ensure that they are appropriately registered with the South African Pharmacy Council as a person providing a service forming the scope of practice of a pharmacist.
  • Take corrective measures in respect of the deficiencies with regard to inspection reports of council or in terms of the Medicines Control Act.
  • Ensure that unauthorised persons do not obtain access to medicines or scheduled substances of the Wholesale Pharmacy premises outside of normal trading hours, or to take possession of the medicines without proper process.
  • Ensure a Change Control programme is maintained under the guidance of the RP
  • Ensure continuous monitoring of temperature within the warehouse.
  • Ensure the safety and effective storage and keeping of medicines or scheduled substances in the Wholesale Pharmacy under his or her direct personal supervision.
  • Ensure correct and effective record keeping of the purchase, ordering, picking, batch numbers, and dispatch or dispensing, possession and storage and safekeeping and return of medicines or scheduled substances.
  • Ensure that all product complaints are investigated and identified as to the nature of the problem and dealt with effectively.
  • Ensure that product complaints are handled in accordance with Standard Operating Procedures.
  • To be able to co-ordinate and perform promptly any product recalls.
  • Ensure prompt liaison with the Principal's and Regulatory Authority for Recalls.
  • Ensure that all batches of medicine distributed are batch traceable in the event of a recall and that all invoices and all pick tickets carry batch numbers where necessary. Manage the Recall process whether it is instructed by the Client, or whether it is.
  • Ensure that goods returned to the wholesale pharmacy via the retailer are handled in a procedurally correct manner at the warehousing facility, determining reasons for return and any further actions that need to be taken, which must then also be recorded.
  • To authorise the return to saleable stock of any returned medicines in accordance with local legislation.
  • Ensure that rejected goods are handled appropriately and correctly, and to be responsible for the final decision, after.
  • Ensure that all employees are conversant with the system laid down for using and following the Standard Operating Procedures.
  • Ensure that disposal or destruction of medicines is correctly performed under proper control and according to SOP's so as to not be a health hazard.
  • Ensure that self-inspection audits are performed according to the schedule set out by the RP and any deviations followed up and the necessary corrective measures are implemented.
  • Ensure that goods on arrival at the distribution facility are placed in quarantine, and retained in quarantine until formally released.
  • Manage the receiving and sampling of Unapproved Product received from the Client within SLA.
  • Ensure RPs involvement in any decision to quarantine or dispose of returned, rejected or falsified products.
  • Check all relevant documentation in order to formally release final product for distribution.
  • Ensure effective management of CAPAs, deviations
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