Description of Part-Time Pharmacist - i3L University
Job Summary
The Part-Time Pharmacist will support the academic and operational activities of the Pharmacy Study Program at i3L University. This role contributes to teaching, practical laboratory sessions, regulatory compliance, and ensuring the safe and effective management of pharmaceutical materials used for education and research.
Key Responsibilities
1. Academic Support
- Assist lecturers in delivering selected pharmacy-related courses or practical sessions.
- Provide guidance to students during laboratory activities, ensuring proper handling of pharmaceutical substances.
- Review and update teaching materials to align with current pharmacy regulations and best practices.
2. Laboratory Oversight
- Ensure all pharmaceutical materials, reagents, and compounds are stored, labeled, and dispensed in compliance with regulatory standards.
- Oversee the preparation of lab materials for practical classes.
- Monitor inventory levels, usage logs, and expiration dates of pharmaceuticals.
3. Compliance & Quality Assurance
- Ensure adherence to BPOM, Ministry of Health, and institutional safety guidelines.
- Conduct routine checks on pharmaceuticals used in university labs.
- Provide recommendations to maintain safety, quality, and regulatory compliance.
4. Student & Faculty Support
- Offer consultation to students regarding pharmaceutical practices and professional ethics.
- Support faculty members in small research projects, seminars, and community service programs related to pharmacy.
5. Administrative Tasks
- Prepare simple documentation (e.g., inventory reports, lab compliance checklists).
- Collaborate with the laboratory management team for procurement planning.
Job Requirements
Qualifications
1. Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy (S.Farm) from an accredited institution.
2. Valid Apothecary Profession (Apt.) license and active registration (STRA).
3. Minimum 1–2 years of experience in pharmacy practice (hospital, community, industry, or academic).
4. Previous experience in teaching or assisting in laboratory sessions (preferred but not required).
