We are looking for a passionate pharmacist to be part of the Yishun Community Hospital (YCH) Pharmacy team. Our YCH team strives to educate, engage and empower our patients through the continuum of care, to eventually integrate them back into community.
Join us to provide patient-centred care by interviewing patients and their caregivers during medication reconciliation. You will care for patients by reviewing their medication regimens for appropriateness and set pharmacotherapy goals. For selected groups of rehabilitative patients, you will assess their abilities to self-administer their medications during their stay in YCH. To empower patients to manage medications independently at home, you will educate them by counselling on the names, indications and common side effects of their medications.
You will be given opportunities to conduct educational sessions with our patients and other healthcare professionals on medication related topics. You will be able to carry out research studies, run ambulatory clinics and review medications at nursing homes. There will also be opportunities for you to mentor and train pre-registration pharmacists and students to foster professional growth for future pharmacists.
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Familiarity with healthcare regulations, pharmacy practice standards, and documentation requirements, including confidentiality and data protection.
Proficiency in using pharmacy information systems, electronic health records, and basic office software to support efficient workflow.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to explain complex information clearly and collaborate effectively in multidisciplinary teams.
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PharmD or Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Pharmacy (BPharm/MPharm) and active pharmacist licensure (or eligibility), with strong grounding in pharmacology, therapeutics, and medication safety.
5+ years of professional experience in pharmacy practice (community, hospital, ambulatory care, clinical pharmacy, managed care, or similar).
Confident in pharmacotherapy reasoning (indication-based selection, dosing, titration, monitoring, deprescribing) and explaining why a recommendation follows from the evidence.
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PharmD or Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Pharmacy (BPharm/MPharm) and active pharmacist licensure (or eligibility), with strong grounding in pharmacology, therapeutics, and medication safety.
5+ years of professional experience in pharmacy practice (community, hospital, ambulatory care, clinical pharmacy, managed care, or similar).
Confident in pharmacotherapy reasoning (indication-based selection, dosing, titration, monitoring, deprescribing) and explaining why a recommendation follows from the evidence.
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Regulatory and safety awareness: Familiarity with local pharmacy regulations, good dispensing practices, documentation standards, and medication safety protocols.
Operational and teamwork skills: Attention to detail, time management, ability to work in a fast-paced community pharmacy setting, and willingness to collaborate with multidisciplinary healthcare professionals.
Language and digital skills: Proficiency in English and relevant local languages, basic computer literacy, and ability to use pharmacy systems and digital tools.
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