Professional Practice Pharmacist

Exciting opportunity for Professional Practice Pharmacists to join our team Flexible on location Remote or hybrid work option Part time (2.5 or 3 days per week) 2 x Fixed term contract roles available We are seeking two Professional Practice Pharmacists to join our CPD and Practice Support Teams. Both contracts are fixed‑term: one until January 2026, the other up to six months with possible extension. The roles will be responsible for developing and reviewing practical, evidence‑based education content and practice support for pharmacists and related audiences. About the role Key responsibilities include: Develop and/or review content to meet product brief and PSA management processes, ensuring it is evidence‑based, accurate, up‑to‑date, balanced and objective. Contribute to the publication process from commissioning authors through to reporting and evaluation. Perform editorial tasks such as researching, evaluating, writing, editing information, and maintaining consistency of style, scope and structure. Ensure PSA content is published in accordance with legal, regulatory and ethical standards, internal policies and processes (e.g., PSA Style Guide for Technical Writing), project timelines and other requirements. Undertake thorough and critical clinical review of content prepared by others. Collaborate with internal teams, subject matter experts and external stakeholders to deliver fit‑for‑purpose content on time, on budget and to quality expectations. Accredit internal and external content according to internal processes against Australian Pharmacy Council standards. About you Registered pharmacist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and current or recent experience in clinical pharmacy practice in any setting. Demonstrable experience as a medical or technical writer/reviewer for health professionals, with accuracy and attention to detail. Strong oral and written communication, able to present information clearly and concisely. Ability to interpret health‑related information from reliable sources and produce readable content. Excellent analytical, research and problem‑solving skills. Sound customer‑service orientation and interpersonal skills. Excellent organisational and time‑management skills to handle a complex workload and competing priorities within specified timelines. Competency in Microsoft Office and online reference texts. Motivated, proactive and able to work independently or as part of a local or national team. Professional courtesy, tact, discretion, respect for confidentiality and ethical conduct at all times. Desirable Knowledge of contemporary pharmacy practice and workforce development at national and international levels. Experience in developing guidelines, education and assessment for health professionals. Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. What we will provide Flexibility to work in ways that meet your work‑life commitments and support your wellbeing. A safe and inclusive environment where diverse backgrounds, perspectives and identities are celebrated. A supportive management team that helps you reach your career goals and provides ongoing growth opportunities. A culture that encourages authenticity, empowerment, success celebration and collaborative improvement for members and each other. About Us PSA is the national peak professional body for pharmacists, representing Australia’s 34,000 pharmacists across all sectors and locations. We provide continuing professional development and practice support to improve health outcomes and empower pharmacists at every career stage. Equality, Diversity & Inclusion PSA embraces diversity and encourages applications from people with disability. We are committed to making reasonable adjustments for a barrier‑free recruitment process and workplace. For confidential support, please contact to ensure an equitable application experience. PSA is fully vaccinated against COVID‑19 to work in PSA Offices. #J-18808-Ljbffr