Pharmacy Manager

About this role

Clicks Group is looking for a Pharmacy Manager for its store in Atlantis, Western Cape. This is a permanent role. You will run the dispensary and work closely with the clinic and store teams to give customers good care and meet sales and compliance targets.

What you’ll do

• Provide safe, accurate dispensing and pharmaceutical advice, including generic substitution, in line with good pharmacy practice and the rules of the South African Pharmacy Council (SAPC).
• Manage the dispensary day to day, including stock control, shrinkage, housekeeping and admin.
• Keep the dispensary financially healthy. Watch costs and meet dispensary and clinic targets.
• Lead, coach and develop your team, including learners and interns.
• Plan staff schedules against the labour policy and labour model, and make sure weekly time and attendance records reach HR on time.
• Build a good customer experience in the dispensary and grow club card participation.
• Link the dispensary, clinic and store teams so customers get full healthcare support.

What you need

• Registration as a Pharmacist with the SAPC (essential).
• Registration as a Responsible Pharmacist with the SAPC (essential).
• At least 2 years’ experience after your community service year (essential).
• At least 1 year of people management experience (essential).
• Retail pharmacy experience (advantageous).
• Unisolve experience (advantageous).
• Good knowledge of labour legislation, stock and financial management, and patient care.
• Strong leadership, coaching and planning skills, and a focus on targets.
• Basic computer literacy.

Is this job for you?

This role suits a pharmacist who has already led a team and wants to run a busy dispensary. You should enjoy coaching people, working to targets and making sure customers are well looked after.

Tips before you apply

• Have your SAPC registration certificates and your community service completion details ready to upload or send.
• On your CV, show your people management experience with clear numbers, such as team size and the type of team you led.
• Describe any retail pharmacy or Unisolve work in practical terms, so the panel can see how you use these skills day to day.