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Pharmacy

Why hospital pharmacy?
Pharmacist counselling patient
Pharmacist reviewing a medication chart

Photos: Trevor Smith Photography

Undertaking your pharmacist foundation training in a hospital offers significant benefits.  You will be working within a large multidisciplinary team which will allow you to experience a wide range of challenges ranging from formulating TPN with the nutrition team to getting involved in the prescribing of perioperative medicines on the Theatre Admissions Unit.

 

Working within a large and vibrant pharmacy team will allow you to gain experience from pharmacists and technicians working in a wide range of clinical settings, including those in specialist roles.  Close links with other hospitals within the Midlands region will provide you with a supportive network.

Pharmacist and Dr with patient

Working for the National Health Service is extremely rewarding . You will have the opportunity to work with dedicated staff and a diverse range of people.  The NHS offers a career structure with salaries that reflect ability and responsibility, and benefits such as occupational health and generous holiday entitlement.

 

Working in a hospital will give you the opportunity to use all of the knowledge that you have gathered at university and use this to improve patients lives – what could be more rewarding?

Get in touch

If you would like to discuss the opportunities that Chesterfield Royal Hospital can provide then please get in touch with:

Beth Rigby

Senior Clinical Pharmacist - Education and Training

T: 01246 512159

E: bethany.rigby@nhs.net

Pharmacy Department,

Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust,

Calow,

Chesterfield,

Derbyshire.

S44 5BL

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