Job Summary
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- Job posted on: 11th Jan 2019
NT PHN is partnering with Gove Amcal Pharmacy to find a passionate and engaging Pharmacist to join their team in Nhulunbuy. Gove Amcal Pharmacy is a progressive pharmacy providing pharmacy services to the remote township and surrounding indigenous health centres.
As the Pharmacist, your role is to display and implement accepted professional and ethical standards and behaviours in accordance with being a qualified and registered pharmacist in Australia, complying with the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) guidelines. You will ensure the safe and effective delivery of medicines and pharmacy services to customers.
The ideal candidate will have strong organisational skills and a passion to deliver exceptional health outcomes for clients. They will demonstrate the ability to be able to work inside and outside the normal shop environment as a part of an interdisciplinary team. A thorough induction will ensure that the successful candidate is familiar with the rich culture of the clients in the region. Gove Amcal Pharmacy are seeking Pharmacists with a passion to further their clinical knowledge and develop skills that may fall outside a normal pharmacy role.
To be considered for this opportunity, you must meet the below essential criteria:
**The successful candidate must be willing to obtain a satisfactory police clearance and a working with children's check (OHCRE) prior to commencement in this role.
Northern Territory PHN (NT PHN) may be able to offer support and financial assistance to health professionals who are relocating to the NT or moving within the NT to a greater remoteness area classification for the purposes of employment. For further information regarding these opportunities, contact the recruitment and retention team.
The Location: Arnhem Land Region
Nhulunbuy is located in north east Arnhem Land where the Gulf of Carpentaria meets the Arafura Sea. The climate in Arnhem Land is tropical, with two distinct seasons: the wet and the dry. The area is great for fishing and it is argued that this area offers some of the best fishing and oldest Aboriginal rock art in the world. Nhulunbuy is the central hub of the region and is well facilitated with amenities such as schools, a supermarket, markets and a variety of recreational activities and sports clubs. The main town was purpose built in the 1960s for the mining industry and has a population of just under 4000, however the Yolgnu Aboriginal people, one of the largest Indigenous groups in Australia, have lived in the region for at least 40,000 years. The Yolngu people are famous for their bark paintings and traditional Aboriginal culture.
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