Pharmacist (Compounding)

Brief Summary:

• Lead quality oversight for aseptic compounding operations involving sterile pharmaceutical preparations and associated manufacturing activities. Support compliant production, quality investigations and continuous improvement across the compounding process.

Responsibilities:

• Review and verify orders for clinical appropriateness, accuracy and compliance with product requirements. Participate in the preparation, review and revision of quality documentation. Ensure products are compounded accurately in accordance with approved specifications and procedures. Evaluate product non-conformances and ensure timely rejection or escalation to quality management. Support quality investigations and implement corrective actions to prevent recurring deviations. Ensure incidents, deviations and complaints are promptly reported and documented in the Quality Management System. Review and approve manufacturing activities, including material processing, equipment preparation, sterilisation, aseptic filtration and filling, lyophilisation, inspection, packaging and batch review. Ensure compliance with Good Manufacturing Practice, Good Dispensing Practice and workplace safety requirements. Oversee facility maintenance to support compliance with applicable guidelines and standards. Evaluate and procure suitable products, consumables and ingredients for sterile compounding. Monitor workplace safety and health requirements. Undertake assigned projects and other duties related to quality operations as required.

Requirements:

• Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from an institution recognised by the applicable pharmacy regulatory authority, together with valid registration and authorisation to practise. Ability to work independently and follow approved instructions accurately. Strong attention to detail and commitment to maintaining high quality standards. Good organisational and documentation skills. Ability to work effectively as part of a team. Previous experience in aseptic or sterile compounding is advantageous but not essential.