Responsibilities:

• Ensure compliance with applicable government legislation, local health requirements, and World Courier procedures.

• Follow established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for all applicable depot activities.

• Manage product status changes both physically and systematically, according to client instructions and internal procedures.

• Perform quality checks related to relabeling activities when there is no local Quality representative or when assigned by the Quality Department, in accordance with applicable local regulations.

• Maintain a thorough knowledge of the clinical protocols and products stored at the depot.

• Provide instructions and guidance to depot personnel regarding applicable product and protocol requirements.

• Review shipment documentation and product arrival conditions.

• Support the organization, maintenance, and accuracy of product-related documentation and records.

• Act as Deputy Depot Pharmacist when required, within the scope of applicable local legislation.

• Conduct periodic depot self-inspections to help ensure that facilities and activities comply with established SOPs.

• Identify and report potential staffing or scheduling issues that may affect depot operations. Perform other duties and responsibilities for which appropriate training has been provided.

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Education:

• Degree in Pharmacy or diploma in Pharmaceutical Sciences.

• Educational qualifications must comply with applicable local regulatory requirements in Chile.

• Pharmacist registration with the applicable Ministry of Health, as required by local regulations.

Work Experience:

• 2–3 years of relevant work experience.

• Previous experience working as a pharmacist is preferred.

• Experience working in a regulated pharmaceutical, depot, or pharmaceutical logistics environment is an advantage.

• Experience with pharmaceutical relabeling is desirable.

• Experience in clinical trials is desirable.

• Experience working with pharmaceutical products, documentation, inventory, and traceability processes is an advantage.
   

Skills And Knowledge:

• Knowledge of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Good Clinical Practice (GCP), Good Distribution Practices (GDP), and ICH guidelines.

• Knowledge and application of Chilean Technical Standard No. 147 (BPAD - Good Storage and Distribution Practices).

• Knowledge of Chilean Technical Standard No. 208 for the Storage and Transportation of Refrigerated and Frozen Pharmaceutical Products.

• Knowledge of Chilean Technical Standard No. 127 (Good Manufacturing Practices).

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