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    Remote
    Opportunity hosted by Clarity Clinic

    Pharmacist independent prescriber, HRT service

    Remote (UK) £52,000 to £64,000 a year Full-time, or three days a week

    HRT continuation, titration support and medicines safety in a remote women's health service.

    Applications closed. A refreshed opportunity may follow.

    Posted 2026-08-17. Closed 2026-10-14. Applications are no longer being taken. The pay, responsibilities and requirements below are kept here for reference.

    The short version

    A remote pharmacist independent prescriber role paying £52,000 to £64,000 in an HRT service. You run continuation and titration clinics and lead medicines safety. GPhC registration and independent prescribing annotation required.

    Pay
    £52,000 to £64,000 a year
    Location
    Remote (UK)
    Contract
    Permanent
    Working pattern
    Remote
    Hours
    Full-time, or three days a week
    Start
    Rolling

    Listed through Clarity Clinic

    Clarity Clinic is an independent information and introduction platform for women's health. This opportunity is hosted here and your application is read here. Clarity Clinic is not named as the employer for this role, and the recruiting organisation confirms the terms and the next steps with you directly.

    Why this role exists

    Most HRT problems are dose and formulation problems, not diagnostic ones. A prescribing pharmacist solves them faster than waiting weeks for another GP appointment.

    Who you would be looking after

    Women already on HRT who need review, dose adjustment, formulation change or help with side effects, plus women on complex medication lists.

    A day in the diary

    • Eight to ten 20 minute review appointments a day
    • A daily block for prescription queries and pharmacy liaison
    • Weekly medicines safety review with the clinical lead
    • Protocol and formulary work each month

    What the work involves

    • Review and adjust HRT within agreed protocols, referring complex cases to the GP team
    • Lead medicines reconciliation and interaction checking
    • Own our formulary and shortage response, which matters constantly with HRT
    • Write patient-facing medicines information in plain English

    What we ask for

    • GPhC registration with independent prescriber annotation
    • Experience in primary care, women's health or a specialist clinic
    • Menopause-specific training, or willingness to complete it in your first six months
    • Enhanced DBS, which we can arrange

    What you get

    • Fully remote with fixed clinic hours
    • Funded menopause training and CPD budget
    • Pension and 33 days leave including bank holidays

    What this pays, and why

    NHS band 7 to 8a pharmacist roles run roughly £46,000 to £60,000. Our band sits at the upper end because prescribing autonomy and formulary ownership sit with this post.

    Questions candidates ask about this role

    Is the prescribing annotation essential?

    Yes. The role is built around independent prescribing and we cannot flex on that.

    Do I need menopause experience?

    Helpful but not essential. We fund menopause training and pair you with a menopause GP for your first three months.

    Is there weekend work?

    No. Clinic hours are weekdays, with occasional flexibility if you prefer earlier starts.

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