Senior Pharmacist - Male

As a Retail Pharmacist, your primary role is to dispense medications at retail outlets like supermarkets or drug stores. In addition to performing similar tasks as hospital pharmacists, you will spend a significant amount of time interacting with patients. Your work hours will vary based on the store's operating hours, which may include night shifts or weekends. With the aging population, there is an increasing demand for medications, potentially impacting job opportunities for retail pharmacists in the future. However, the rise of mail-order and online pharmacy sales could lead to a decline in the job market for retail pharmacists. Your responsibilities will include preparing and dispensing medications as per prescriptions received from patrons or doctors. This involves locating the correct medication, counting pills or measuring liquids, packaging items, providing instructions, and ensuring customer satisfaction. As a healthcare professional, you will also focus on customer service by answering medication-related queries, explaining prescription details, assessing drug interactions, highlighting potential side effects, and suggesting over-the-counter remedies based on symptoms. Handling insurance matters will be part of your role, where you will collaborate with patients and insurers to verify coverage and explore cost-effective options. Monitoring inventory levels, placing orders, and restocking shelves will also be essential tasks. To qualify for this position, you must have a degree in B Pharmacy or D Pharmacy. Additionally, you will benefit from PF, insurance, mediclaim, additional incentives, and patient counseling training. This is a full-time role with various shift options, including day, evening, morning, night, and rotational shifts. Performance bonuses, quarterly incentives, and shift allowances are also provided to reward your dedication and hard work.,