Pharmacy Inspector

The Key Outputs:

• Legal operation of all pharmacies according to standards
• Recommendations for appropriate classifications of drugs
• Records Management
• Consultations with clients and stakeholders
• Training Support for CE and Stakeholder seminars

The Responsibility Areas:

• Conducts pre inspection research based on itinerary, work plans and schedules
• Inspects Pharmacies across the island for compliance with Pharmacy law , council policies and expectations
• Collects documentary and physical evidence where appropriate through sampling and other evidence collection techniques
• Prepares inspection reports
• Conducts investigations regarding complaints, reports of breaches and ethical misconduct received and submitting reports to relevant authorities
• Conducts prescription and invoice audits at various locations
• Makes technical recommendations based on research and evaluation for the classification of drugs
• Collects and stores inspection data, consultations and classifications on each pharmacy for easy access for further decision making
• Provides information related to classification and registration of drugs to clients and stakeholders
• Provides continuing education and Support to  foreign trained pharmacists through consultation and training
• Assists with the preparation and execution of  CE seminars and evaluation of PCJ related seminars/presentations
• Attends court in furtherance of prosecution of breaches committed under the Pharmacy Act

Minimum Qualification and Experience:

• Bachelor of Science ( Pharmacy)
• At least 5 years broad based knowledge in retail, distributive and or manufacturing pharmaceuticals
• Registration as a Pharmacist
• At least five years’ experience