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Pharmacy

What they do:

Pharmacists are healthcare professionals specialised in the preparation, dispensing, and consultation of medicines and health products. They work in community pharmacies, hospital pharmacies, or laboratories, where they assist customers and patients by providing expert advice on active ingredients, side effects, and possible drug interactions.

Pharmacists check medical prescriptions, monitor stock levels, order medicines, and keep up to date with healthcare regulations and new pharmaceutical developments. This profession requires accuracy, a strong sense of responsibility, and excellent communication skills. Through their expertise and direct contact with people, pharmacists play a vital role in public health and contribute to the wellbeing of the community.

Key skills:

  • Preparation and dispensing of medicines
  • Professional advice on medications and health products
  • Verification of prescriptions and stock management
  • Knowledge of health regulations and pharmaceutical standards
  • Accuracy, responsibility, and communication skills
  • Contribution to public health and wellbeing