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Originally Posted by johnep  Start off by working in a large pharmacy with perhaps 2-3 pharmacists. You will be confined to checking at first probably and perhaps some counselling.
BTC have such pharmacies in city centres.
Otherwise contact a few of your local pharmacists and offer to work FOC for a couple of weeks. Lloyds also have a training scheme for overseas pharmacists which could be applicable to you.
good luck, I returned to community after 30 years in industry. It was a very steep learning curve but has meant a very comfortable retirement. Most weeks I try to work just a cople of days but its three days this week.
Patterns of trade vary over the country but saturdays usually quiet.
A 100 hour supermarket is often very quiet on the early morning or late shift.
Sunday rotas can be busy but frequently I dispense only one or two scripts.
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Also get to know the tariff again, especially the Nurse Prescribing Minefield.
Welcome back, and good luck.