One application,
multiple opportunities
Band 6 Rotational Pharmacist Jobs in South West London
Submit 1 application and attend 1 interview, to secure a Band 6 to 7 Rotational Clinical Pharmacy job at either Croydon, Epsom & St Helier OR Kingston Hospital.
This means you have 3 job opportunities with just a single application!
Choose where you want to work
During the application process, you can choose the Trust that aligns with your career goals and personal interests, ensuring the best fit for your aspirations.
Guaranteed career progression
Our Band 6 to 7 program paves the way for career growth, helping you become a Band 7 Pharmacist in just 18 months.
Stress free job search
With one application and one interview, you can secure a Band 6 to 7 Rotational Clinical job at Epsom and St Helier, Croydon, OR Kingston Hospitals.
What does a
Band 6 to 7 Rotational Clinical Pharmacist do?
As a Rotational Clinical Pharmacist, at Croydon, Epsom & St Helier, and Kingston hospitals you'll rotate across a range of specialised areas like cardiology, paediatrics, surgery, and more. You'll play a crucial role in optimising patient care, ensuring the safe and effective use of medicines, and so much more.
Deliver high-quality patient care
You'll be at the heart of delivering exceptional patient care in a fast-paced ward environment. You'll review charts and make critical clinical decisions to ensure every patient receives the best care.
Collaborate closely with the multi-disciplinary team
You'll collaborate with a multidisciplinary team—doctors, nurses, consultants, dietitians, and physiotherapists etc.—to optimise medication therapies and deliver outstanding patient care.
Enhance patient understanding, compliance & care continuity
A key part of your day will be educating patients about their medications, improving understanding and compliance. You'll also manage TTO prescriptions, ensuring smooth patient flow and seamless care.
Varied clinical rotations
Grow your career with hands-on experience in cardiology, surgery, and women’s health.
The Comparisons Between
Band 6 to 7 Rotational Pharmacist Roles
at Croydon, Epsom and St Helier and Kingston Hospitals
ESTH
CHS
KHFT
Salary
Rotation length
Rotation specialities
Medical admissions, Women Health, Paediatrics, Stroke, Medicines Information, Patient Services, Gastroenterology, Cardiology, Respiratory, Surgery, SWLEOC
Elderly Care, Stroke, Surgery, Medicine (Respiratory, Gastro, Cardiology), Acute medicine (AMU, ED), Medicines information, Technical services/aseptics, Paediatrics and Maternity, GP rotation
Medical Admissions, Respiratory,Cardiology,Gastro, Elderly Care, Stroke, General Surgery, Orthogeriatrics, Patient Services, Medicines Information. Additional Band 7 rotations-Paediatrics NNU and Maternity, Biologics, Adult TPN, Haemato-oncology ITU, Antimicrobials
£42,939 to £50,697
£42,939 to £50,697
4 months
4 months
£42,939 to £50,697
4 months
Band 6 to 7 progression
Yes
Yes
Yes
Diploma funding
Yes
Yes
Yes
Preferred funding
UCL
UCL
UCL
On-call location
From home
On-call frequency
1 day in 10
From home
From home
1 in 12
1 in 6 (3 days over 12 weeks)
Senior on-call support
Yes
Yes
Yes
Seven day working
1 day every 4.5 weeks
Late duty
Yes, typically lasts up to one hour
1 in 6
Yes, typically lasts up to one hour (1 in 12)
1 in 6
Yes until 6pm (2 per month)
Late duty remuneration
Lieu time or pay
Lieu time
Lieu time
Cross-site working
Yes - two sites; St Helier Hospital and Epsom General Hospital
Yes - CHS and local GP rotation
Yes - Band 6 rotation to Teddington Memorial Hospital (elderly rehab)
Independent Prescribing supported
Yes
Yes
Yes
Annum, Band 7 Specialist Education & Training Pharmacist CHS
“Coming from a community background, I started my career in hospital pharmacy as a band 6 at Croydon. The continuous culture of learning and the nurturing environment has allowed me to develop my clinical acumen and progress into a band 7 specialist education and training role. Working at Croydon offers opportunities for growth and the strong-working relationships within pharmacy and the wider MDT makes you feel valued and recognised for your work”.
Band 6 Rotational Pharmacists, ESTH
"We stayed on as band 6 pharmacists because of the great support from our team, both as trainees and now as qualified pharmacists. Having a supportive team really makes our day better. We're thankful for the regular teaching from our colleagues that helps us grow, and it's great to know we can always turn to senior staff for any extra support we need."
Eloise, Band 6 KHFT
"I joined the rotational program at Kingston 3 months ago, and I'm really enjoying it! Since I've joined, the team has been nothing but friendly and supportive. I am currently doing my first rotation on the Acute Assessment Unit, and the medical conditions I've been exposed to have really enhanced my clinical knowledge."
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose my preferred Trust?
Absolutely! During your application there will an opportunity for to rank your preference.
What is the application process?
You'll submit your application on Trac just like you would normally. Following a review of your application, we'll invite you for an interview to assess your skills, experience, and suitability for the role.
How soon can I start after my GPhC registration?
You'll be able to start within days! After your interview we'll begin your clearances and checks, so that you can start as soon as we allocate you to a post.