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- Grade 2 (Classification SX2-SX5)
- Internal merit-based grade review and upgrade process (Grade 2 to 4)
Virtual Information Sessions Available:
Join us to learn more about the Registrar Training Program positions which are currently available at Monash Health, and have the opportunity to ask our team questions.
- Tuesday 28th May, 6.30pm (AEST), register to attend via this link: https://msteams.link/02D0
- Wednesday 29th May, 11am (AEST), register to attend via this link: https://msteams.link/DLGT
Our Journey:
More than 500 of us work in our Pharmacy Team, providing clinical, operational and quality Pharmacy services to patients in our hospitals and community settings. We are a diverse group of professionals, focused on achieving the best outcomes and experiences for our community.
We are seeking a passionate hospital pharmacist to join our team and advance their knowledge and skills in General Medicine by undertaking our Registrar Training Program specialising in General Medicine.
This is a two year structured program with a minimum 18 months in General Medicine and an option for a 6 month breadth rotation. On completion of the Training Program, you will meet the requirements for The Australian and New Zealand College of Advanced Pharmacy (ANZCAP) Registrar level recognition in General Medicine and continue as part of the Monash Health Pharmacy team. There will be further opportunities to specialise, and also access to our internal grade review process to acknowledge your skills and experience level.
The General Medicine teams are located across a number of Monash Health sites including Monash Medical Centre, Dandenong Hospital, Casey Hospital, and Moorabbin Hospital. Your 2 year Training Program will be completed onsite, where you will have opportunities to work at a number of these sites to give you a broad exposure to different patient cohorts. You will also be trained in pharmacist led discharge prescription planning (PDPP) and credentialed in Partnered Pharmacist Medication Charting (PPMC), advanced clinical pharmacist roles. An optional 6 month breadth rotation in a clinical specialty area where the patient demographic is reflective of General Medicine can also be considered.
There is an opportunity to join the pharmacy team prior to the Training Program commencement for orientation and training.
Day in the Life
You will be supported by our enthusiastic Pharmacy Education Team and dedicated, experienced mentors for the duration of the Training Program. Together with your mentor, you will complete the program to support your progression to an ANZCAP Registrar level practitioner in the area of General Medicine and support your ongoing development in leadership, education and research.
In this important role you will:
- Provide best practice pharmacy services and exceptional patient-centred care through the provision of medicines and medication advice safely and professionally to a variety of clients and variety of settings
- Provide pharmacy services as part of pharmacy and interprofessional teams in a range of pharmacy practice settings and Monash Health sites
- Grow your research experience and skills through developing and leading a quality improvement research project with the support of your supervisors, and submit your manuscript for publication
- Actively participate in pharmacy and multidisciplinary committees, review and develop guidelines, contribute to the design and delivery of education sessions and develop a workplace program.
- Progress your line management and performance management skills through various opportunities incorporated throughout the Training Program.
- Further enhance your General Medicine knowledge with attendance at conferences and/or seminars every year
- Complete the Registrar Training Program within 2 years
Pharmacists work an 8-hour shift per day, Monday to Friday, plus some rostered overtime including weekends, late shift and public holidays. General Medicine shifts are rostered between 8am and 8pm.
About You
You are a Hospital Pharmacist, enthusiastic to develop your practice in General Medicine and ready to take the next step in your career. You are a role model, thrive working in a dynamic, environment and are truly passionate about delivering best practice pharmacy services to all patients, carers and health care professionals.
You can also demonstrate:
- 3-7 years of hospital experience, performing at ANZCAP Resident level or equivalent
- ANZCAP Resident level is defined as completing a SHPA Foundation Residency, or equivalent experience, (at least 2 years post-registration hospital pharmacy experience, in an environment that provides suitable broad foundation experience i.e. in a rotational or generalist position).
- Pharmacists with more than 7 years of experience may be suitable if they are moving into a defined or specialised area of practice.
- Commitment to continued professional development and education
- Current AHPRA registration as a Pharmacist
In return
You will be supported through the Registrar Training Program by our team of pharmacy clinical educators and mentors. On completion you’ll have access to explore a broad range of rotations in clinical and operational areas and locations across all our sites, unique opportunities for education, research, career growth, support and mentorships. Our Pharmacy Leadership team is highly regarded and will work with you to further develop your skills and expertise, positioning you for potential advancement down the track.
For a confidential discussion about your suitability for this role please contact either:
- Samanta Wood, Assistant Deputy Director of Pharmacy – Education, Research & HITH, Ph: 03 9594 2***.
- Amelia Rattle, Pharmacist – Registrar Training Program Coordinator, Ph: 03 9594 2***
Please click here for the position description
We recognise the value of equal employment opportunity. We are committed to patient safety, promoting fairness, equity and diversity in the workplace and to Child Safe Standards. At Monash Health we are relentless in our pursuit of excellence and work to our six guiding principles and our five ICare values.
How to Apply
Applications are accepted via the Monash Health online EHub system. For information including how to apply and probity check requirements, please click here for the ‘Application Guide’
Applications will be screened upon receipt and selection activity may commence prior to the closing date.
Applications close: 7 June 2024
