Pharmacist

1. Medication Dispensing and Compounding:
   

   • Dispense prescription medications and provide accurate dosage instructions to patients.
     
   • Compound specialized ophthalmic medications as needed ensuring precise formulations for eye conditions.
     

2. Medication Counseling:
   

   • Educate patients on the proper use of eye medications including dosage administration and potential side effects.
     
   • Address patient questions and concerns regarding their medications and provide advice on managing side effects.
     

3. Collaboration with Healthcare Team:
   

   • Work closely with ophthalmologists optometrists and other healthcare professionals to ensure coordinated and comprehensive patient care.
     
   • Participate in interdisciplinary meetings to discuss treatment plans and patient outcomes.
     

4. Medication Management:
   

   • Oversee medication inventory and ensure the availability of essential ophthalmic drugs.
     
   • Implement and adhere to medication safety protocols including storage and disposal of medications.
     

5. Patient Monitoring:
   

   • Monitor patients for medication effectiveness and potential adverse reactions.
     
   • Collaborate with healthcare providers to adjust medication regimens based on patient response and clinical outcomes.
     

6. Quality Assurance:
   

   • Implement and maintain quality assurance programs related to pharmaceutical services.
     
   • Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and standards for pharmaceutical care in eye hospitals.
     

7. Patient Record Keeping:
   

   • Maintain accurate and uptodate patient medication records.
     
   • Document interventions recommendations and communication with healthcare providers regarding medication management.
     

8. Continuing Education:
   

   • Stay updated on the latest developments in ophthalmic pharmacology and medications.
     
   • Engage in continuous professional development to enhance knowledge and skills related to eye care.
     

9. Patient Advocacy:
   

   • Advocate for patient safety and optimal medication therapy outcomes.
     
   • Collaborate with healthcare providers to address any medicationrelated issues that may impact patient care.
     

10. Adherence Counseling:
    

    • Support patients in adhering to their prescribed medication regimens.
      
    • Identify and address barriers to medication adherence providing solutions to improve patient compliance.
      

Requirements

Qualification

D Pharm / B Pharm

Skills

Leadership

Critical Thinking

Relationship Building

Adaptability

Quick Thinking

Excellent analytical researching and drafting skills.

Strong Interpersonal and communication skill

Team player

Ability to prioritize work

Job Description Medication Dispensing and Compounding: Dispense prescription medications and provide accurate dosage instructions to patients. Compound specialized ophthalmic medications as needed, ensuring precise formulations for eye conditions. Medication Counseling: Educate patients on the proper use of eye medications, including dosage, administration, and potential side effects. Address patient questions and concerns regarding their medications and provide advice on managing side effects. Collaboration with Healthcare Team: Work closely with ophthalmologists, optometrists, and other healthcare professionals to ensure coordinated and comprehensive patient care. Participate in interdisciplinary meetings to discuss treatment plans and patient outcomes. Medication Management: Oversee medication inventory and ensure the availability of essential ophthalmic drugs. Implement and adhere to medication safety protocols, including storage and disposal of medications. Patient Monitoring: Monitor patients for medication effectiveness and potential adverse reactions. Collaborate with healthcare providers to adjust medication regimens based on patient response and clinical outcomes. Quality Assurance: Implement and maintain quality assurance programs related to pharmaceutical services. Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and standards for pharmaceutical care in eye hospitals. Patient Record Keeping: Maintain accurate and up-to-date patient medication records. Document interventions, recommendations, and communication with healthcare providers regarding medication management. Continuing Education: Stay updated on the latest developments in ophthalmic pharmacology and medications. Engage in continuous professional development to enhance knowledge and skills related to eye care. Patient Advocacy: Advocate for patient safety and optimal medication therapy outcomes. Collaborate with healthcare providers to address any medication-related issues that may impact patient care. Adherence Counseling: Support patients in adhering to their prescribed medication regimens. Identify and address barriers to medication adherence, providing solutions to improve patient compliance. Requirements Qualification D Pharm / B Pharm Skills Leadership Critical Thinking Relationship Building Adaptability Quick Thinking Excellent analytical, researching and drafting skills. Strong Interpersonal and communication skill Team player Ability to prioritize work