General practice and PCNs
Practice and PCN pharmacy matched to your recent experience, clinical systems and prescribing scope.
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Locum pharmacist jobs
Find locum pharmacist work in GP practices and PCNs, community pharmacies and hospitals. Register free with your experience, availability and preference for on-site, remote or hybrid work.
No registration or work-finding fees. Registration does not guarantee shifts.
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What we need to know
Your registration helps us understand the work you’re looking for. Include your travel radius, availability, experience with pharmacy or clinical systems, and the services and settings you know.
For remote or hybrid work, explain your relevant experience and any on-site attendance you can accommodate. Access, supervision and working arrangements are agreed for each role.
You can provide your professional registration number now. Identity documents and other evidence are requested later through an agreed checking process.
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Have these details to hand
- GPhC or PSNI registration for the country of work
- Pharmacy experience and references
- Pharmacy and clinical systems you’ve used
- Service training and relevant authorisations
- Preferred days, hours, travel area and working arrangements
Choose the setting that fits your experience
Community pharmacy
Share your dispensing systems, service experience, travel area and availability. Check the branch workload, team and responsible pharmacist expectations before accepting.
Hospital pharmacy
Describe the wards, departments and specialties you have worked in recently. Confirm local systems, responsibilities and support for each assignment.
Free to register, with no work-finding fees.
Locum pharmacist work by area
Each area page covers travel, local requirements and what to agree before a booking. Register the areas you can reach, or choose remote work.
Before you accept a shift
Ask for the hours, paid and unpaid breaks, staffing levels, expected workload and services. Check the workplace or remote arrangements, system access, induction and support before accepting.
The hiring practice or organisation contracts with you and pays you directly. Before committing, agree your rate, expenses and payment date, and keep a written record of the booking and cancellation terms.
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Tell us the days you’re free and how far you’ll travel. When a practice or pharmacy posts a shift that fits, we email you a link to it.
Register for freeRegistration questions
Is registration free?
Yes. Pharmacists pay no registration or work-finding fee. The hiring practice or organisation contracts with you and pays you directly, and you decide which assignments to accept.
Will I be offered shifts as soon as I register?
We are building our pharmacist network, so we cannot promise immediate work. Opportunities depend on your location, availability, experience and working preferences, and what each employer needs.
Which professional register applies?
Pharmacists working in Great Britain need GPhC registration; in Northern Ireland, the regulator is the Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland. Registration and any other evidence the role needs are checked before work starts.
Can I register for remote GP-practice or hospital pharmacy work?
Yes. Select pharmacist, your preferred setting and whether you want on-site, remote or hybrid work, then tell us about your experience and the systems you know. Each role has its own requirements, and these are agreed before a booking.
Can pharmacy technicians, GP doctors and nurses register?
Yes. We also take enquiries for pharmacy technicians, GPs and practice nurses. Choose your profession when registering; each role has its own suitability and booking requirements.
Register for free
Send your contact details, preferred area and pharmacy experience.