The Heroin Assisted Treatment (HAT) Service is an exciting new development within NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and the first in Scotland. Located in Glasgow city centre, this service aims to engage and improve outcomes for a population of complex needs drug users who have not benefited from other treatments. The service will be delivered by a multi-disciplinary specialist team in a bespoke clinical environment. This role will be both exciting and challenging and we are looking for a professional, highly motivated, confident and organised individual to play a key instrumental role in developing the HAT dispensary and pharmaceutical care role within the Heroin Assisted Treatment Service Team. This is a fantastic opportunity for the right person to develop their existing specialist skills with the full support of the wider management structure gaining the necessary experience to achieve success as a key member of this specialist clinical service. You will need excellent organisational and interpersonal skills, to exert influence and develop constructive working relationships with a wide range of clinical and non-clinical staff and patients. The post demands a high degree of communication with a wide range of senior healthcare and staff from a range of other stakeholders. It is essential that you are currently registered with the GPhC and hold a Masters Degree in Pharmacy or equivalent and have a minimum of four years post registration experience in a relevant clinical pharmacy role. Although this post is for a full time position we would not exclude individuals who may be looking for a part time post. Any previous experience of this type of service delivery would be viewed as desirable but not essential. If you think this job could be for you after reading the job description and you would like to discuss the position further then please contact please contact Dr Carole Hunter, Lead Pharmacist ADRS or Stuart Notman Complex Needs Implementation Manager . This post requires membership of Disclosure Scotland’s PVG Scheme. The hours of this post are worked Monday to Friday, out of hours and weekends. PLEASE READ AND SAVE THE CANDIDATE APPLICATION PACK BEFORE SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION. This post closes on the 31st May 2019.