Locum Band 8A Mental Health Pharmacist - Staffordshire

Pulse is currently seeking an experienced Band 8A Specialist Mental Health Pharmacist to join a pharmacy team in Staffordshire. This role offers an excellent opportunity to deliver advanced clinical pharmacy services within a mental health setting, supporting safe and effective medicines management. The successful candidate will undertake ward-based clinical duties and support dispensary services, including working alongside ACT pharmacy technicians to ensure high standards of care and operational efficiency.

• →Deliver specialist clinical pharmacy services across mental health wards.
• →Conduct ward visits and provide expert medicines advice to clinical teams.
• →Support dispensary operations and supervise ACT pharmacy technicians.
• →Contribute to medicines optimisation and patient safety initiatives.
• →Maintain accurate documentation and support clinical governance activities.

• Registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC).
• Extensive experience in mental health pharmacy (essential).
• Previous NHS hospital pharmacy experience.
• Ability to work at Band 8A level or equivalent.
• Strong communication, leadership, and clinical decision-making skills.

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