Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul Hospital is a faith based hospital located in Kubwa, Abuja that provides high quality healthcare services to patients. The aim of establishing this facility is to bridge the gap between the formal public health services and the health needs of the people especially those in rural areas. We offer general health and medical services.
Referring patients to the pharmacist for more in-depth medical questions related to prescriptions
Managing Pharmacy inventory
Processing medical insurance claims
Ensuring medications are properly stored.
Filling and labelling of medical containers.
Maintaining sufficient stock of all needed medications.
Checking the quality and the sources of drugs before dispensing
To ensure and adhere to standard pharmacy safety measures and checks, etc.
Qualifications
Academic: Minimum academic qualification of Pharmacy Technician Certificate.
Professional License: Must have a valid and updated practicing license
Work Experience: Minimum of 2 years of work experience.
Computer skills: Candidate must have good knowledge of computers and EHMRS
Registration: The ideal candidate must be a member of the relevant professional body, the Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN)
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Application Closing Date
5th November, 2026.
Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should send their CVs and scanned copies of all relevant academic and professional credentials to: d***@gmail.com using "Pharmacy Technician" as the subject of the email.
Physical applications can also be forwarded to: The Human Resources Office,
Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent De Paul Hospital,
Plot 501 Cadastral Zone, F01,
Kubwa, Abuja, FCT.
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