Sandra Ghanem

-Insert customer and account data by inputting text based and numerical information from source documents within time limits.
-Compile, verify accuracy and sort information according to priorities to prepare source data for computer entry.
-Review data for deficiencies or errors, correct any incompatibilities if possible and check output.
-Research and obtain further information for incomplete documents.
-Apply data program techniques and procedures.
-Generate reports, store completed work in designated locations and perform backup operations.
-Scan documents and print files, when needed.
-Keep information confidential.
-Respond to queries for information and access relevant files.
-Comply with data integrity and security policies.
-Ensure proper use of office equipment and address any malfunctions.

-Provide health and wellness education.
-Plan and implement programs and treatments specifically designed to address the patient's needs.
-Evaluate, design, present, recommend, and disseminate culturally appropriate health education information and materials.

-Dispense prescription medicines to the public.
-Ensure that different treatments are compatible and check dosage and ensure that medicines are correctly and safely supplied and labelled.
-Supervise the preparation of any medicines.
-Keep a register of controlled drugs for legal and stock control purposes.
-Liaise with doctors about prescriptions.
-Sell over-the-counter medicines
-advise the public on the treatment of minor ailments, any adverse side-effects of medicines or potential interactions with other medicines.
-Prepare dosette boxes, usually for the elderly, but also for those with memory/learning difficulties or those who have several combinations of tablets to take, where tablets are placed in compartments for specified days of the weekundertake Medicine Use Reviews (MUR), an advanced service to help patients understand how their medicines work and why they have to take them
-Provide support through the New Medicine Service (NMS) to patients starting certain medicines to treat long-term conditions.
-Offer specialist health checks, such as blood pressure and cholesterol monitoring and diabetes screening.
-Run stop-smoking clinics and weight-reduction programmes.
-Arrange the delivery of prescription medicines to patients.
-Manage, supervise and train pharmacy support staff.
-Manage finance and budgets.
-Keep up to date with current pharmacy practice, new drugs and their uses.

-Develop clinical pharmacy programs according to policies and regulations.
-Review records of patients to determine the appropriateness of medication therapy.
-Evaluate patient’s condition to ensure all issues are being treated.
-Identify untreated health problems and refer patients to appropriate physicians.
-Develop effective medication plans that minimize the risk of adverse side-effects.
-Consult on dosages, medication substances etc.
-Advise on the correct administration of drugs.
-Assess the results of pharmaceutical treatments.
-Collaborate with healthcare professionals to ensure optimal patient care.
-Keep accurate documentation of medication plans and patient progress.

-Teaching students based on national curriculum guidelines within your specialist subject areas.
-Planning, preparing and delivering lessons.
-Encouraging student participation in lessons and in other school-related activities.
-Supporting the leadership team to implement the school’s development plan.
-Assessing and reporting on the behaviour of students.
-Providing educational and social guidance to students and/or signposting them to specialist areas of advice when needed.
-Ensuring the highest standards of quality and applying the most up-to-date teaching methods.
-Taking part in opportunities to boost your own learning and continuous professional development (CPD).
-Attending and taking part in staff meetings to support the smooth running and administration of the school.
-Collaborating with parents, carers, guardians, support workers, and other professionals to safeguard and ensure the educational welfare of statemented students who may have special educational needs.