Client & Location Information:
Located 13kms from Melbourne’s CBD, this pharmacy is proud of their personalised yet modern approach to compounding. Family owned and specialising in tailor made medication solutions, they also offer DNA testing and vet compounding. Supportive and experienced team.
Job Specification:
This opportunity can be full time or part time (4 days) working a flexible roster with occasional Saturday work required. You do not need prior compounding experience to apply for this role! However, it is highly valued alongside self-motivation and enthusiasm. As long as you are ambitious and ready to go the extra mile for success, this role is for you! You will play a key role in developing, making and supervising the production of compounded products, maintaining communication with customers and stakeholders, as well as managing quality controls and procedures in the compounding laboratory.
Skills Required:

• Registration as a Pharmacist with the Pharmacy Board of Australia (AHPRA).
• Passionate about gaining pharmacology expertise.
• Minimum 2 years post full registration.

Salary & Benefits :
Salary based from $50/hr plus super.
How to Apply:
Submit your interest online, or if you are registered with us contact Mary directly for a confidential discussion on1800 429 829 or email quoting job ref: 42993

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