FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Homecare Medicines Service Specialist position?
The position requires either a registered Pharmacist or Pharmacy Technician qualification.
What is the primary responsibility of the Homecare Medicines Service Specialist?
The primary responsibility is to support the Lead Pharmacist, Homecare, in delivering high-quality homecare pharmacy services across Barts Health.
How many patients does the Homecare Team currently manage?
The Homecare Team currently looks after approximately 14,000 patients across 12 Homecare Providers.
What kind of skills are essential for this position?
Essential skills include excellent communication, attention to detail, prioritization, and a passion for service review and quality improvement.
Will there be opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, you will receive support to further develop your abilities as a senior leader through internal and external training programs.
What types of initiatives is the Homecare Medicines Service team looking to explore?
The team is keen to explore new initiatives, including digital programs and the implementation of new technologies within the service.
How does the Homecare Medicines Service Specialist contribute to quality improvement?
They are responsible for monitoring Key Performance Indicators for the Homecare service and will work on implementing policies related to medicines optimization.
Is there an opportunity to lead education and training for staff?
Yes, the specialist will lead education and training for Pharmacy and other Trust staff on Homecare functions.
Who can be contacted for further inquiries about the position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Safia Pheerunggee, Lead Pharmacist - Homecare, at safia.pheerunggee@nhs.net.
Does Barts Health promote an inclusive working environment?
Yes, Barts Health is committed to promoting inclusion and values diversity, aiming to support an inclusive working environment.