PCN Clinical Pharmacist

Job summary

An exciting opportunity has arisen within Primary Care to work
as a Clinical Pharmacist with an Independent Prescriber qualification in our Churchill, Canbury, Orchard and Berrylands
Primary Care Network (CCOB PCN). We care for approximately 50,000 patients in
four practices across the borough of Kingston; this role would be based at The Churchill Medical Centre and The Orchard Practice.

This is a unique
opportunity for an enthusiastic and dynamic Pharmacist with excellent
communication skills to join us in our PCN. The successful candidate will work
as part of a multidisciplinary team within our practices and liaise with
external healthcare professionals from community and hospital settings. The PCN
can also offer support within a wider pharmacy team including prescribing
clerks, pharmacy technicians and another clinical pharmacist employed across
our practices.

Main duties of the jobThe role will have a strong patient facing focus, with the successful
candidate undertaking the following areas of work:

Medication reviews to
proactively manage patients with complex poly-pharmacy

Responsibility for areas of
chronic disease management, dependent on experience

Provide support on
prescription and medication queries, providing clinical guidance to the
pharmacy technicians and prescribing clerks.

Provide clinical leadership
on medicines quality improvement

Contribute to managing some
aspects of the quality and outcomes framework

Work with Kingston CCG
pharmacists on the local medicines optimisation framework

You will need to have a combination of at least two years post
registration experience, an Independent Prescribing qualification, a degree level qualification, Registration with the
GPhC and Professional Indemnity membership. You will also need sound clinical
knowledge and computer literacy.

About us We can offer a range
of benefits to the successful candidate including six weeks annual leave,
membership of the NHS Pension scheme and a competitive salary.

The practices
have a strong record of supporting further training and development for staff.

If you think you have the right experience and are up to the challenge we would
be very keen to hear from you. Informal visits and discussion about the role
can be arranged, please contact Joanna Hoppe ()Details Date posted
30 July 2026

Pay scheme

Other Salary
Depending on experience

Contract Permanent Working  pattern

Full-time

Reference numberAJob locations

Clifton Road Kingston Upon Thames

SurreyKT2 6PG
United Kingdom Clifton Road Kingston Upon Thames

SurreyKT2 6PG
United Kingdom Orchard Gardens Chessington Surrey KT9 1AG
United Kingdom1 Elm Road Kingston Upon Thames

SurreyKT2 6HR
United Kingdom Ewell Road Surbiton Surrey KT6 6EZ
United Kingdom Job description

Job responsibilities

An exciting opportunity has arisen within Primary Care to work
as a Clinical Pharmacist in our Churchill, Canbury, Orchard and Berrylands
Primary Care Network (CCOB PCN). We care for approximately 50,000 patients in
four practices across the borough of Kingston; this role would be based at
Canbury Medical Centre and Berrylands Surgery.

This is a unique opportunity for an enthusiastic and dynamic
Pharmacist with excellent communication skills to join us in our PCN. The
successful candidate will work as part of a multidisciplinary team within our
practices and liaise with external healthcare professionals from community and
hospital settings. The PCN can also offer support within a wider pharmacy team
including prescribing clerks, pharmacy technicians and another clinical
pharmacist employed across our practices.

The role will have a strong patient facing focus, with the
successful candidate undertaking the following areas of work:
Medication reviews to proactively manage patients with complex
poly-pharmacy
Responsibility for areas of chronic disease management,
dependent on experience
Provide support on prescription and medication queries,
providing clinical guidance to the pharmacy technicians and prescribing clerks.
Provide clinical leadership on medicines quality improvement
Contribute to managing some aspects of the quality and outcomes
framework
Work with Kingston CCG pharmacists on the local medicines
optimisation framework

This role is pivotal to improving the quality of care and
operational efficiencies so requires self-motivation and passion to deliver
high quality patient care within general practice. The successful candidate
will have excellent organisational, interpersonal and communication skills
together with a good working knowledge of primary care.

You will need to have a combination of at least two years post
registration experience, a degree level qualification, Registration with the
GPhC and Professional Indemnity membership. You will also need sound clinical
knowledge and computer literacy.

We can offer a range of benefits to the successful candidate
including six weeks annual leave, membership of the NHS Pension scheme and a
competitive salary. The practices have a strong record of supporting further
training and development for…