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Pharmacy Technician

Lucam Consultancy

Brecon, Powys

Salary

£52,000 to £62,400

Contract

Contract

Hours

Full time

Closing date

Not specified

In plain English

What this job actually involves

This job involves helping pharmacists with medicines in hospitals. You'll work with patients and hospital staff. It suits people who like science and want to help others. You'll need to be organized and able to work well in a team.

What you'll need

  • You need to be a qualified Pharmacy Technician
  • You must be able to work full-time hours
  • You should have good communication skills

How to boost your chances

  • Get experience in a hospital or pharmacy
  • Make sure your qualifications are up to date
  • Practice your interview skills to talk about your experience

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Job description

We're Hiring Band 5 Locum Pharmacy Technician We are recruiting for a Band 5 Locum Pharmacy Technician to join our NHS client, providing ward-based pharmacy services across multiple hospital sites. Start Date: Ideally the first week of August 2026 Contract: Until the end of October 2026 (currently funded) Hours: Full-time, 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday Working Hours: 7.5-hour days with flexibility between 8:00am and 6:00pm Locations: Brecon, Ystradgynlais, Bronllys and Llandrindod Hospi…

How to apply

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Provenance

Source

Adzuna

First seen

8 August 2026

Last checked

31 August 2026

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About the employer

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Lucam Consultancy

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