Pharmacist Manager

Roshban Group is a chain of independent pharmacies across England.

We are delighted to announce the availability of a full-time Pharmacist Manager role. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to drive our community pharmacy forward by exhibiting their pharmacist skills and excellent customer service skills.

As part of our ongoing commitment to improving efficiency and patient care, Roshban operates a hub and spoke model, with approximately 70% of dispensing activity now managed through our central hub. This innovative approach allows the pharmacy team to focus more time and resources on delivering high-quality clinical services, supporting patients, and expanding the range of healthcare services offered within the community.

This opportunity will encourage the successful applicant to develop our newly acquired business in their vision and method, and help inspire the whole team to provide an excellent service with patient and customer satisfaction in mind.

Aims

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• Maximise business growth with regards to NHS dispensing, Services and OTC sales
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• Improve efficiency and the smooth running of day to day tasks
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• Ensure all legal and good practice regulations and obligations are met by the staff
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Roles and Responsibilities

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• Ensure the availability of all nationally and locally commissioned NHS services and that all eligible customers and patient are offered these services.
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• Ensure End of month submissions are carried out accurately, and timely submissions made to the NHS Business Service Authority
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• Comply with GPhC and NHS England regulatory requirements in all aspects of the Pharmacy
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• Create monthly, quarterly and annual targets for the pharmacy in each department, with a plan on how to achieve each target
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• Carry out monthly and quarterly reviews of the performance of the pharmacy and compare against targets set to ensure they are being met or are on target to meet the annual targets
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• Build and maintain a good working relationship with other professionals in local surgeries, the LPC, and NHS England.
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• Be aware of issues or concerns that may arise at a local level, in particular any that may have an impact on the business.
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Qualifications

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• Master’s degree (MPHarm) in a GPhC accredited school of pharmacy
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• Registered with the GPhC
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• Meet the GPhC fitness to practice requirement for registration as a pharmacist
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