Clinic Pharmacist's Assistant (Chronic Medication)

Patients at a private hospital dispensary in Sandton rely on you to get the right medicine into the right hands. It's the kind of job where doing the basics well every day gets you noticed.

The site is in Sandton; early starts mean public transport timing matters, so check your route before applying. Start is planned for the beginning of next month.

• Pick, count and label medicine for the pharmacist's final check
• Capture scripts on the dispensing system and check them against medical aid rules
• Help customers choose over-the-counter and front-shop products
• Prepare monthly chronic packs for collection or courier delivery
• Process medical aid claims and fix rejections before the patient leaves

• Working knowledge of a dispensing system such as Unisolv, Proscript or Healthbridge-linked software
• Accurate with numbers and careful with labels
• Friendly and clear at a busy counter
• SAPC registration as a Pharmacist's Assistant (Basic or Post-Basic)
• Matric with Maths or Maths Literacy

• Wound care or family planning counselling short course
• Registered for the Post-Basic qualification if you currently hold Basic

• Staff discount on pharmacy and front-shop items
• Paid SAPC registration fees at some groups
• Fixed rota published a month ahead

• Mention your daily script volume, such as "dispensed 150+ scripts a day"; it shows you can handle pressure.
• If you're still a learner, give the name of your training pharmacy and your expected completion date.