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Band 7 Clinical Pharmacist - Respiratory

Cpl

📍 Hampshire, United Kingdom£ £30Posted: 11 November 2026Closes: 10 February 2027

Job Description

We are currently recruiting for a Band 7 Clinical Pharmacist - Respiratory to work on a temporary basis in Hampshire. Please see details of the role below: Role Details Role: Band 7 Clinical Pharmacist - Respiratory Days: Monday to Friday Hours: 9am to 5pm Pay: £30ph Start: ASAP Length: Ongoing You will provide a clinical pharmacy service to respiratory wards, carrying out medicines reconciliation and clinical screening of prescriptions. Working with the respiratory MDT, you will optimise treatment for patients with conditions such as COPD and asthma, support inhaler technique and help ensure safe discharge. Requirements

  • GPhC registration
  • Minimum of 6 months NHS hospital experience
  • Experience working as a clinical pharmacist, ideally within respiratory medicine
  • Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Pharmacy, or working towards one
  • Confident with medicines reconciliation, clinical screening and MDT working

Why work with Cpl UK Healthcare? Cpl UK Healthcare are a market leader in recruiting AHPs across the UK. As a preferred supplier to the NHS and private sector, we hold a number of exclusive contracts nationwide. This gives you priority access to some of the best pharmacy opportunities available. Referral Bonus Do you know a colleague who may be interested in a new role? We offer a £200 referral bonus for every AHP you recommend who goes on to work with us. How to Apply To apply for this role or to discuss other Pharmacy opportunities across the UK, please contact: Ellee Cowdrey Client Partnership Manager ellee.cowdrey@cpl.com 07876 143 538

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