Clinical Pharmacist

The RolePharmacist is responsible for planning, coordinating, delivering and evaluating pharmaceutical care services for patients across assigned clinics. You manage pharmacotherapy plans, oversee pharmaceutical supplies, monitor clinical parameters and ensure that pharmaceutical care meets both local and international standards. You will report to the Clinic Manager and work closely with the Head of Pharmaceutical Care, the multidisciplinary team, clinic nurses, physicians and logistics services.What You Will DoYou will deliver direct patient pharmaceutical care while also managing supply quality, documentation and continuous improvement across your assigned clinics. Your responsibilities will include:Deliver effective drug therapy, health promotion and lifestyle management tailored to dialysis patients across different backgrounds, age groups and medical histories.Implement a continuous and accurate pharmacotherapy plan for all patients, covering screening, assessment, diagnosis, intervention, reconciliation, documentation, monitoring and evaluation.Manage clinical parameters and evaluate all aspects of pharmaceutical care against national and international standards in renal care and chronic disease management.Manage pharmaceutical supplies to ensure medication safety, product quality, storage, delivery and availability at all times.Review stock data regularly, including slow-moving items, near-expiry items and zero-stock items, and provide recommendations.Coordinate with logistics services on supply quality, availability and critical pharmaceutical item reporting.Conduct consumption analysis to align clinic supply with actual patient needs and reduce waste.Maintain accurate documentation of all aspects of patient pharmaceutical care management. Who You AreYou are clinically precise, supply-aware and effective in a multidisciplinary team. You understand that medication management in a dialysis setting requires both strong clinical knowledge and operational discipline. You will be well-suited to this role if you:Manage pharmacotherapy with clinical accuracy and genuine patient focus.Monitor and manage pharmaceutical supplies without gaps or avoidable shortages.Document and report consistently and without needing to be followed up.Communicate clearly with physicians, nurses and clinic managers.Stay current on renal pharmaceutical standards and regulatory requirements.Experience and QualificationsWe are looking for someone with a pharmacy background and a genuine interest in clinical and patient-centred care. What we need:Bachelor's degree in Doctor of Pharmacy.Certified Pharmacist Specialist by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS).Fluent in Arabic and English, spoken and written.Proficient in MS Office and basic computer systems.What you need to be able to do:Clinical pharmacy experience in a hospital or clinical setting.Working within a multidisciplinary team in a healthcare environment.Managing pharmaceutical supplies, stock reporting and logistics coordination.Applying JCI, CBAHI or MOH quality and compliance standards.What gives you an edge:Experience in renal care, diabetes or chronic disease pharmaceutical management.Familiarity with pharmacotherapy outcome indicators and clinical parameter monitoring.Experience with medication reconciliation and drug therapy optimisation.Prior involvement in pharmaceutical research or quality improvement projects.