Responsibilities

• The Pharmacist will manage the pharmaceutical services within the community center, ensuring the availability, proper storage, dispensing, and documentation of HIV-related medications and other essential drugs.
• The Pharmacist will also provide medication counseling, support adherence strategies, and collaborate with the clinical team to improve treatment outcomes among high-risk populations.
• Work closely with clinicians, nurses, case managers, CMT, peer educators, and psychosocial staff to dispense ART, PrEP, PEP, STI medications, and other prescribed drugs according to national guidelines.
• Ensure proper storage, stock rotation, and inventory control of all pharmaceuticals.
• Monitor stock levels and place timely orders to avoid stock-outs or expiries.
• Maintain and update drug registers, dispensing logs, and bin cards.
• Provide one-on-one medication counseling, especially for ART and PrEP clients.
• Educate clients on proper medication use, adherence, side effects, and interactions.
• Support differentiated service delivery models (e.g., multi-month dispensing, community ART refill groups).
• Ensure confidentiality and sensitivity in dealing with vulnerable populations
• Participate in multidisciplinary case reviews for clients with adherence challenges or treatment failure.
• Report adverse drug reactions (ADR) and support pharmacovigilance efforts.
• Train peer educators, outreach workers, and other staff on safe medication practices and ART adherence.
• Provide orientation on pharmacy SOPs and infection control practices.
• Ensure accurate and timely documentation of pharmacy services.
• Compile and submit pharmacy reports to the M&E team and relevant authorities.
• Contribute to monthly and quarterly program reports and audits.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy (BPharm or equivalent). Registered with the national pharmacy board.
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in HIV-related pharmaceutical services, preferably in a community or public health setting.
• Experience working with high-risk groups is an added advantage.
• Familiarity with national ART guidelines and supply chain systems.
• Proficiency in pharmacy software, Microsoft Office, and health information systems.

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Key Responsibilities

• The Pharmacist will manage the pharmaceutical services within the community center, ensuring the availability, proper storage, dispensing, and documentation of HIV-related medications and other essential drugs.
• The Pharmacist will also provide medication counseling, support adherence strategies, and collaborate with the clinical team to improve treatment outcomes among high-risk populations.
• Work closely with clinicians, nurses, case managers, CMT, peer educators, and psychosocial staff to dispense ART, PrEP, PEP, STI medications, and other prescribed drugs according to national guidelines.
• Ensure proper storage, stock rotation, and inventory control of all pharmaceuticals.
• Monitor stock levels and place timely orders to avoid stock-outs or expiries.
• Maintain and update drug registers, dispensing logs, and bin cards.
• Provide one-on-one medication counseling, especially for ART and PrEP clients.
• Educate clients on proper medication use, adherence, side effects, and interactions.
• Support differentiated service delivery models (e.g., multi-month dispensing, community ART refill groups).
• Ensure confidentiality and sensitivity in dealing with vulnerable populations
• Participate in multidisciplinary case reviews for clients with adherence challenges or treatment failure.
• Report adverse drug reactions (ADR) and support pharmacovigilance efforts.
• Train peer educators, outreach workers, and other staff on safe medication practices and ART adherence.
• Provide orientation on pharmacy SOPs and infection control practices.
• Ensure accurate and timely documentation of pharmacy services.
• Compile and submit pharmacy reports to the M&E team and relevant authorities.
• Contribute to monthly and quarterly program reports and audits.

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy (BPharm or equivalent). Registered with the national pharmacy board.
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in HIV-related pharmaceutical services, preferably in a community or public health setting.
• Experience working with high-risk groups is an added advantage.
• Familiarity with national ART guidelines and supply chain systems.
• Proficiency in pharmacy software, Microsoft Office, and health information systems.

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