• Review and verify prescriptions written by clinicians to ensure accuracy, appropriateness, and adherence to study protocols or standard treatment guidelines. • Prepare and dispense study medications in compliance with the drug management Standard Operating Procedure (SOP), Good Clinical Practice (GCP), and institutional policies. • Maintain accurate and complete records of stock movements and dispensing logs as required by the SOPs, protocol and regulatory authority. • Conduct quarterly inventory audits of pharmacy stock, ensuring adequate supplies and proper storage conditions, with immediate reporting of discrepancies. • Compile and submit daily, weekly, and monthly dispensing reports, including documentation required for research trial audits and monitoring visits. • Support investigational drug accountability by maintaining proper documentation of receipt, storage, dispensation, return, and destruction of study medications according to study-specific SOPs, sponsor, and regulatory requirements. • Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and sponsor protocols regarding handling, labeling, blinding, and shipment of investigational medicinal products (IMPs). • Participate in protocol development meetings, site initiation visits, and monitor visits as needed to ensure pharmacy readiness and compliance. • Collaborate with the study coordinator and principal investigator to ensure drug supply continuity, adherence to randomization procedures, and accurate documentation for audits and inspections. • Documentation • Provide drug dispensing documentation and tracking. • Complete and maintain current training and certification in Good Clinical Laboratory Practice (GCLP). • Team Work/Collaboration • Will attend all study meetings to discuss patient care and other team-related activities

• Diploma in pharmacy • Person Specification • Qualification, Skills, and Abilities: • Diploma in pharmacy from a recognized institution • Minimum of 3 years work experience in a clinical setting • Must have registered with the Allied Health Professionals’ Council • Excellent communication skills • Computer knowledge and skills. • An ability to work independently and with minimal supervision while functioning as a good team player.