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Contract: CDD | Location: Niagassola, Prefecture of Siguiri, Guinea | Experience: 2 years | Salary: According to the salary schedule and applicable internal provisions of the company | Deadline 2026-11-05
Job description
As part of the reinforcement of its staff and the improvement of the quality of its health services, Weily Mining S.A operating on the mining site of Niagassola in the Administrative Region of Siguirirecruits a pharmacist in charge of the pharmaceutical management of his infirmary on the site of Niagassola.
Main duties
Manage and monitor stocks of medicines and pharmaceuticals
Ensure that medicines are stored under the appropriate conditions
Control expiry dates and prevent stock outages
Ensuring compliance with procedures for the supply and management of pharmaceutical products
Produce pharmacy activity reports
Ensure compliance with current pharmaceutical regulations
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Hold a degree in Pharmacy or equivalent; be authorized to practice the profession in accordance with the applicable regulations in Guinea; at least 2 years of professional experience; good knowledge of inventory management; mastery of computer tools; rigor, organizational skills and professional discretion; good communication and teamwork skills.
Required skills
Management of drug stocks
Storage of medicinal products
Control of expiry dates
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