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Reliance Health’s mission is to make quality healthcare delightful, affordable, and accessible in emerging markets. From Nigeria, Egypt, Senegal and beyond, we offer comprehensive health plans tailored to both employers’ and employees’ needs through an integrated approach that includes telemedicine, affordable health insurance, and a combination of partner and proprietary healthcare facilities. By leveraging advanced technology, we are transforming the healthcare landscape, making it more efficient and accessible for everyone. The Associate Pharmacist helps make sure every patient gets the right medicine quickly and safely. They work at our pharmacy locations and support our Pharmacy Technicians to prepare, label, and dispense medications for patients seen in our clinics. They check prescriptions carefully, package both short-term and long-term medicines, and record all details correctly in our system. The Associate Pharmacist also helps track medicine supplies and makes sure that all medications are sent out on time and meet our quality standards.  Responsibilities Preparing and dispensing medications  Read and check each prescription carefully before giving out any medicine.  Make sure the medicine, dose, and instructions are correct for the patient.  Label and package medicines clearly so patients know how to use them.  Help patients understand how to take their medicines and what side effects to watch for.  Keeping patients safe and following the rules  Follow all pharmacy laws, labeling rules, and safety procedures.  Protect patient information and keep all records private.  Check for wrong or unsafe prescriptions and report any concerns right away.  Handle medicines safely and store them properly to keep their quality.  Managing records and using pharmacy systems  Use the pharmacy’s computer system to record prescriptions and track medicines given out.  Keep all patient and medication records updated and accurate.  Make sure all data entered in the system is correct and easy to review later.  Follow security rules when handling patient information in electronic records.  Managing stock and supplies  Help track the stock of medicines and supplies in the pharmacy.  Report when medicines are running low or expired.  Assist with ordering, receiving, and arranging medicines on shelves.  Work with senior pharmacists to avoid waste and keep enough stock available.  Supporting patients and promoting good health  Listen to patients’ questions and give simple, clear answers about their medicines.  Support patients who have problems remembering to take their medicines.  Share health tips and preventive care advice, like eating well or staying active.  Encourage patients to come back for check-ups or refills when needed.  Managing time and accuracy  Make sure medicines are ready and sent out within the agreed turnaround time (TAT).  Keep daily logs and reports accurate and up to date.  Check all work carefully before completing any task.  Follow timelines to help the pharmacy run smoothly and avoid delays.  Learning and improving  Read about new medicines and treatment guidelines to stay informed.  Look up reliable medical information when unsure about a medicine or condition.  Ask senior pharmacists for help when handling unfamiliar prescriptions.  Join team discussions to share ideas on how to improve patient care and workflow.  Teamwork and communication  Support and guide pharmacy technicians and interns when needed.  Share best practices and help create a positive, safe work environment.  Work closely with doctors, nurses, and o