Hospital Pharmacy Assistant courses in New South Wales

A Pharmacy Technician supports pharmacists by filling prescriptions, preparing medications, managing stock levels, and ensuring proper labelling.

A Pharmacy Assistant helps customers, processes sales, manages stock, and supports pharmacists, requiring good communication, organisation, and product knowledge.

A Pharmacy Sales Assistant processes sales, advises customers on products, manages stock, and must understand pharmacy regulations and transactions.

A Dispensary Technician prepares medications under a pharmacist's supervision, ensuring accuracy in prescriptions and maintaining stock levels.

A Pharmacist dispenses medicines, advises on health products, and ensures strong attention to detail, communication, and customer management skills.

A Clinical Research Coordinator manages trials, focusing on recruitment and data collection, requiring strong communication and organisational skills.

A Pharmaceutical Scientist conducts research and develops medications by studying drug formulations, testing effectiveness, and ensuring safety standards.

A Medical Chemist researches and develops pharmaceuticals by formulating and testing new drugs, ensuring their safety, efficacy, and compliance.

Pharmaceutical Sales Representatives generate leads, build relationships with medical professionals, and meet sales targets for pharmaceutical products.

Pharmaceutical Engineers design, develop, and produce medications, cosmetics, and vaccines, overseeing quality control, testing, compliance, and product innovation.

A Community Pharmacist dispenses medications, advises on safe usage, conducts health checks, promotes wellness, and manages pharmacy operations.

Pharmacy Managers oversee pharmacy operations, ensuring quality drug dispensing, training staff, and maintaining compliance with regulations.

A Clinical Pharmacist manages medication use and collaborates with healthcare teams to ensure patient safety and optimise therapeutic outcomes.

A Medicinal Chemist researches and develops pharmaceutical compounds, focusing on their design, synthesis, and safety for treating diseases.

An Oncology Pharmacist prepares and dispenses cancer medications, ensuring safe practices and collaborating with healthcare teams for optimal patient care.

A Dispensary Assistant prepares and labels medicines, manages stock and records, and supports pharmacists in community or hospital pharmacies.