Eoi - Pharmacy Technician (Relocate Nt)

Hospital Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians – Expressions of Interest Base pay range: A$90,******/yr – A$107,******/yr Available positions across Northern Territory. NT Health is seeking dedicated and motivated hospital pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to join our teams across Australia. Hospital Pharmacist – Responsibilities Providing clinical pharmacy services to designated wards and patients in line with national standards. Dispensing and counselling for inpatients and outpatients. Supervising technical staff and supporting a safe, compliant pharmacy service. Delivering drug information and education to patients and staff. Contributing to medication safety programs, audits and guideline development. Participating in rotations across NT hospitals and occasional outreach to remote communities. Hospital Pharmacist – Qualifications A recognised degree in Pharmacy and registration with the Pharmacy Board of Australia. Sound clinical pharmacy knowledge and current practice skills. Strong communication, problem-solving and teamwork abilities. Commitment to ongoing learning and Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI). Ability to work effectively with people from diverse cultures and to travel within the NT as required. Pharmacy Technician – Responsibilities Assisting with dispensing, manufacturing, and pre-packing of medicines. Supporting pharmacists in the coordination of prescriptions, medication lists, and stock across hospital and community settings. Managing purchasing, inventory, and supplier liaison to ensure efficient stock control. Helping to manage PBS, HSD, EFC and SAS medicines in line with program requirements. Contributing to quality improvement activities, performance monitoring and safety standards. Participating in rostered weekend and public holiday work as part of a supportive team. Pharmacy Technician – Prior Experience and Qualifications Certificate III in Health Systems Assistance – Hospital Pharmacy (or willingness to complete within 18 months). Knowledge of NT Medicines, Poisons and Therapeutic Goods legislation. Experience with hospital pharmacy systems, stock control, and PBS/HSD processes. Strong attention to detail, problem solving and time management skills. Excellent communication and teamwork abilities. Ability to perform manual handling tasks (up to 12 kg) safely and effectively. A commitment to cultural awareness and working respectfully with people from diverse backgrounds. Additional Pharmacy Technician (T1) – Responsibilities Assisting with labelling, dispensing, and pre-packing medicines under pharmacist supervision. Managing bulk distribution and accurate recording of pharmaceutical stock. Receiving and checking deliveries, entering data, and resolving supplier discrepancies. Maintaining stock rotation, monitoring expiry dates, and ensuring accurate inventory control. Responding to non-clinical enquiries about medicine supply, storage, and availability. Supporting a safe, compliant workplace by following all quality and WHS standards. Additional Pharmacy Technician (T1) – Qualifications Strong arithmetic and computer skills, with attention to accuracy and detail. Experience in stock control or inventory management. Effective communication and teamwork skills. Ability to perform manual handling duties safely. A respectful approach when working with people from diverse cultural backgrounds. Knowledge of medicine names (generic and trade). Previous experience in a pharmacy environment or with computerized dispensing. Certificate III in Health Service Assistance (Hospital Pharmacy) or equivalent qualification. Experience in an Australian hospital pharmacy setting. Seniority level: Not Applicable • Employment type: Full-time • Job function: Health Care Provider • Industries: Hospitals and Health Care #J-18808-Ljbffr