privateCloses in 38 days

Director of Pharmacy

Total Assist Recruitment

HS12AF

Salary

£29.00 an hour

Contract

Not specified

Hours

Not specified

Closing date

8 October 2026

38 days left

Job description

This post is responsible for providing clinical and professional leadership for all aspects of Pharmacy and Medicines governance throughout NHS Western Isles. This role will ensure safe, effective and person-centred pharmaceutical service. The Director of

Pharmacy will act as the Board’s Chief Pharmacist and in this capacity serve as the senior Pharmacy adviser on medicines and pharmacy services Job Summary

Population and Scope: Board-wide responsibility for pharmacy service provision within NHS Western Isles, including community pharmacy services.Emphasis on remote island delivery models including dispensing General Practice (GP) interfaces. •Budget and Resources: Leadership of the Pharmacy workforce and performance In year delegated budget holder Stewardship of pharmacy service spend across all care settings Alignment with NHS Scotland good governance, procurement and medicines value frameworks Digital Medicines:Leadership for ePrescribing/HEPMA adoption and optimisation Evaluation of data-driven improvements • Quality and Clinical:

  • Ensuring compliance to medicines related regulations, legislations and best-practices
  • Oversees timely and appropriate reporting of any medicines issues

Full JD on request

How to apply

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Provenance

Source

Reed

First seen

27 August 2026

Last checked

31 August 2026

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