Summary
M42 provides healthcare services, and its Imperial College London Diabetes & Endocrine Centre delivers diabetes and endocrine care across branches in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and Al Dhafra. The Outpatient Pharmacist reviews and dispenses prescriptions, counsels patients, and coordinates with physicians and nurses to address medication-related issues. The role also supports medication safety, inventory control, documentation and quality improvement. Applicants need a Pharmacy degree, a valid DOH license and at least 4–5 years of outpatient or hospital pharmacy experience; the posting identifies the country as the United Arab Emirates without specifying a job city.
The posting
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Overview
M42 delivers comprehensive healthcare services across the full continuum of care; from primary care to advanced specialty treatments. Leveraging cutting-edge health technologies and precision medicine, we ensure the highest standards of effectiveness, efficiency, and patient-centred outcomes. With a global presence spanning more than 480 facilities in 27 countries and a dedicated workforce of over 20,000 professionals, M42 is uniquely positioned to redefine the future of healthcare on a global scale.
Imperial College London Diabetes & Endocrine Centre (ICLDEC) is a global leader in diabetes and endocrine treatment, education and research. Established in 2006 by Mubadala in partnership with Restricted the UK’s Imperial College London, the Centre specializes in treating all types of diabetes and endocrine disorders, as well as focusing on diabetes research, training, and public health awareness. The Centre, which operates four branches across Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and Al Dhafra, has gained international recognition for its holistic approach to the treatment of diabetes and related complications that enables patients to receive the full spectrum of care in one place.
The Outpatient Pharmacist is responsible for providing safe, accurate, and efficient dispensing of medications to all ambulatory patients while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and hospital policies. The role supports high-volume outpatient operations, delivers patient counselling, and contributes to medication safety and quality improvement initiatives within the department.
Responsibilities
- Review, verify, and dispense outpatient prescriptions in accordance with Department of Health (DOH), Joint Commission International (JCI), and hospital standards.
- Provide accurate patient counselling on medication use, dosing, precautions, and storage.
- Ensure timely dispensing to maintain optimal patient flow and waiting-time targets.
- Identify and resolve therapeutic duplications, interactions, and medication-related issues.
- Coordinate with physicians and nurses to clarify and optimize medication orders.
- Support medication safety initiatives, LASA management, and high-alert medication guidelines.
- Maintain accurate inventory control, expiry monitoring, and proper storage conditions.
- Document interventions and contribute to quality and performance improvement activities.
- Participate in department meetings, training, and competency assessments.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy
- Valid DOH license.
- Minimum 4–5 years of experience in an outpatient or hospital pharmacy setting
- Review, verify, and dispense outpatient prescriptions in accordance with Department of Health (DOH), Joint Commission International (JCI), and hospital standards.
- Provide accurate patient counselling on medication use, dosing, precautions, and storage.
- Ensure timely dispensing to maintain optimal patient flow and waiting-time targets.
- Identify and resolve therapeutic duplications, interactions, and medication-related issues.
- Coordinate with physicians and nurses to clarify and optimize medication orders.
- Support medication safety initiatives, LASA management, and high-alert medication guidelines.
- Maintain accurate inventory control, expiry monitoring, and proper storage conditions.
- Document interventions and contribute to quality and performance improvement activities.
- Participate in department meetings, training, and competency assessments.
- Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy
- Valid DOH license.
- Minimum 4–5 years of experience in an outpatient or hospital pharmacy setting