Quality Assurance Officer

For over 20 years, Pharmaxo Compounding has been producing ready‑to‑administer sterile medicines - including cancer treatments and other complex therapies - in our highly regulated specialist facilities. Every day, our teams prepare life‑saving medicines with exceptional accuracy and quality, ensuring patients across the NHS and partner hospitals receive their treatment when it is needed most.

As the UK’s largest independent aseptic service provider, we understand the pressures faced by hospital pharmacies. By specialising in chemotherapy and immunotherapy products, we share the same commitment to getting patients the right treatment, at the right time, without compromise.

Here, precision has purpose and every product you help create makes a real difference to someone’s life.

We are part of the wider Icon Group family, united by values that guide how we work and how we care:

Connect: We build meaningful relationships with patients, partners and each other.

Energy: We bring positivity, passion and commitment to every moment of care.

Innovate: We look for better ways to deliver safe, effective and personalised services.

Nurture: We support growth, wellbeing and development across our teams.

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purpose: We act with intention, integrity and a shared mission to improve lives.

These values define our culture and they are reflected in the way we care, collaborate and build our future together:

Purpose every day

Your work directly supports patients through life‑changing treatment. Whether you are delivering care in the home, coordinating services or supporting clinical teams - what you do truly matters.

Reporting to Quality Assurance Operations Team Leader and Senior Quality Assurance Officers , this role will combine Quality focussed cGMP activities (supporting production output via worksheet checking and final batch release) with a broad range of Pharmaceutical Quality System activities (E. G. deviation/complaint primary investigations and root cause analysis).

Working alongside a multi-disciplinary team, the job holder will ensure that the services provided by themselves (and the company as a whole) result in patient & hospital orders being delivered on‑time/in-full so that treatments can be carried out safely and at appointed times. All completed tasks and actions must comply with the requirements of the relevant regulatory authority (MHRA).

We want everyone to have an equal opportunity to apply for this role. If you require any adjustments, or would prefer to apply in an alternative format, please contact  and we will be happy to support you through the process.

• Company Pension
• If you contribute 6% the company contribute 8%
• Free Breakfast
• Every morning, and healthy snacks throughout the day
• Holidays
• 25 days holiday, plus bank holidays per year
• Life Assurance
• Pays out a tax‑free sum if the worst should happen
• Cycle to Work Scheme
• Save between 26-40% on a bike and accessories
• Help for you and your family with all wellbeing issues
• Learning and Development
• Access role‑specific training, management development and leadership programmes to help you grow with confidence

Join us and build a career where your work has purpose and your future has opportunity.

At least 2 years experience in GMP (or similarly regulated). Awareness of COSHH.role(s).