Band 5 Pharmacy Technician - Kent

Pulse is currently seeking an experienced Band 5 Pharmacy Technician to join an established pharmacy team in Kent. This role is primarily ward-based, supporting medicines management and ensuring safe and effective patient care through accurate medicines reconciliation, auditing, and patient engagement. The successful candidate will work closely with pharmacists and multidisciplinary teams, playing a key role in optimising medicines use across inpatient services.

• →Undertake medicines reconciliation for patients on hospital wards.
• →Perform accuracy checking of documentation and prescriptions.
• →Carry out controlled drug (CD) audits to ensure compliance.
• →Provide patient counselling to support safe medicines use and discharge.
• →Work collaboratively with pharmacy and ward teams to maintain high standards of care.

• Registered Pharmacy Technician with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC).
• Experience undertaking medicines reconciliation in a hospital setting (essential).
• Previous NHS hospital ward experience preferred.
• ACPT qualification desirable but not essential.
• Strong communication and organisational skills.

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