Pharmacist

Make a positive difference in health and wellbeing through the safe and effective use of medicine.Pharmacists play a vital role in the medical community, ensuring the safe and effective use of medicine.
In Australia, the pharmaceutical industry is Australia's leading technology exporter and forms an expanding multi-billion dollar sector.Role of PharmacistsPharmacists are board registered health professionals who are society's medicines expert.
They provide expertise and advice on medicines as well as health in general and are considered the most accessible healthcare providers in Australia.ResponsibilitiesPharmacists work closely with doctors and other healthcare professionals to ensure that patients receive the most appropriate treatment for their health conditions.
Their responsibilities include:Dispensing prescription medications to patientsProviding advice on the safe and effective use of prescription and over-the-counter medicationsChecking for potential drug interactions to prevent adverse effectsProviding immunisations and health screeningsManaging and advising on medication therapy for chronic illnessesSupervising pharmacy technicians and other staffKeeping records and maintaining inventory of medicationsLiaising with doctors and other healthcare professionals about patient treatment plansWork EnvironmentPharmacists work in a variety of settings, including community pharmacies, hospitals, and in the pharmaceutical industry.
They are committed to ensuring the safe and effective use of medicines to improve patient health.Salary InformationThe median full-time weekly earnings for a pharmacist in Australia is $2,071, and the median hourly earnings are $55 per hour.
On average, pharmacists in Australia work 42 hours per week.EducationRMIT's Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) provides a comprehensive and industry-focused education that can help you succeed as a pharmacist in Australia.#J-18808-Ljbffr