Job description
Dis-Chem is looking for applicants who desire practical work experience in a professional setting through their internship program. The Dis-Chem Internship prepares learners to understand key principles within the pharmaceutical environment and emphasizes delivering exceptional customer service. Interns will be trained to deliver pharmaceutical care, manage patients' medication-related needs, and ensure accountability in addressing these requirements. This comprehensive approach enhances professional development and contributes to overall patient care.
Responsibilities
- Perform tasks related to the scope of practice for a registered pharmacist's assistant under direct supervision
- Assist in the sale of Schedule 1 and Schedule 2 medicines
- Help in compounding and preparing both non-sterile and sterile medicines
- Manage the distribution and control of stock for Schedule 1 to Schedule 6 medicines
- Read and prepare prescriptions, label, and supply medications accurately
- Provide instructions on the correct use of supplied medicines and promote overall health
- Capture prescription details accurately and verify patient information
- Assist patients at the dispensary and self-medication counter
- Process claims to medical aids and maintain customer profiles in the system
- Report stock discrepancies and assist with stocktakes
- Adhere to Dis-Chem Policies, Health and Safety rules, and maintain housekeeping standards
Qualifications
- Complete Grade 12/Matric
- Obtain a BPharm degree over four years
- Demonstrate computer literacy, particularly in MS Office
- Engage in work during the degree program (eg holiday employment)
- Familiarize yourself with Unisolve and E-Scripting software
- Proficiently read, write, and speak English and a second language
- Exhibit good communication, active listening, and customer service skills
- Manage conflicts, demonstrate attention to detail, and possess sound numerical skills
- Function effectively as a team player and maintain trustworthiness and honesty
- Practice effective time management and handle pressure with composure
- Understand retail and FMCG operations and be willing to work retail hours
- Hold a valid driver's license and have reliable transportation
- Ensure registration with the Pharmacy Council as a South African or possess a valid work permit
- Maintain clear credit and criminal records
Hiring organization
Employment Type: internship
Job Location: Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
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