Oversee daily operations of the medical store, ensuring smooth workflow and efficient service delivery.

Manage inventory levels, including ordering, receiving, and storing medications and supplies.

Ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements, including drug storage, dispensing, and record-keeping.

Supervise and train pharmacy staff, including pharmacists, technicians, and support personnel.

Dispense medications accurately and provide clear instructions to patients regarding dosage and usage.

Maintain accurate records of all transactions, including prescriptions, sales, and inventory movements.

Handle customer inquiries and complaints in a professional and timely manner, ensuring customer satisfaction.

Monitor and manage expiry dates of medications, ensuring timely removal of expired products.

Implement and maintain quality control procedures to ensure the integrity of medications and supplies.

Collaborate with healthcare providers to resolve medication-related issues and optimize patient care.

Prepare and submit reports to management regarding sales, inventory, and regulatory compliance.

Stay updated on new medications, therapies, and regulatory changes through continuous professional development.

Accurately dispense prescribed medications to patients, ensuring correct dosage and labeling.

Maintain optimal stock levels, order medications, and manage inventory to prevent shortages or overstocking.

Provide excellent customer service by addressing inquiries, offering advice on over-the-counter medications, and handling complaints.

Verify the authenticity and accuracy of prescriptions, contacting doctors for clarification when needed.

Maintain accurate records of prescriptions, inventory, and patient information in compliance with regulations.

Ensure compliance with all pharmacy regulations, including storage, handling, and disposal of medications.

Supervise and train pharmacy staff, ensuring adherence to standard operating procedures and quality standards.

Process payments, handle cash transactions, and manage billing for medications and pharmacy services.

Monitor patients for adverse reactions to medications and report any concerns to healthcare professionals.

Properly store medications, including temperature-sensitive items, to maintain their efficacy and safety.