Description

Hirslanden Lausanne is a major player in the private hospital sector in Switzerland, offering high-quality care and equipped with state-of-the-art medical facilities. Committed to excellence, the Hirslanden group continuously optimises its medical services and develops solutions tailored to patients and healthcare professionals. To support this dynamic and to lead strategic and operational initiatives accompanying the development of the Lausanne facilities, we have been exclusively mandated to search for their future:

Pharmacist in Charge 80-100% (M/F)

Actively contribute to a hospital pharmacy focused on quality and the patient

Your responsibilities

You ensure the management of the hospital pharmacy within the clinic, guaranteeing the safety, quality and efficiency of the medication circuit. You ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements, assume your role as the responsible person with the competent authorities and actively contribute to audit, quality and medication-related incident management processes. You play a central role in market analysis, evaluation of therapeutic alternatives, including generics and biosimilars, and contribute to purchasing decisions within a structured framework. You collaborate with doctors, care teams and support functions to evolve practices, secure processes and support changes, notably in the deployment of cross-functional projects such as the optimisation of secure cabinets. You participate in inter-clinic group exchanges, quality initiatives, pharmacovigilance and continuous training, in a dynamic environment where field expertise and the ability to persuade are decisive.

Your profile

You are a pharmacist with proven experience in a hospital environment, ideally holding the FPH title in hospital pharmacy, or possessing equivalent expertise acquired in the field, including in leadership roles, in Switzerland or abroad. Autonomous and reliable, you are capable of making decisions in a demanding framework while navigating with ease within a group organisation with sometimes complex processes. You stand out for your human qualities, your sense of collaboration and your ability to establish constructive dialogue with doctors and internal partners. Your analytical skills, professional credibility and stance as a medical partner enable you to support developments in the field of medication and contribute sustainably to the quality of care. You appreciate networking and peer exchanges, and know how to take advantage of a structured group environment that fosters professional discussions, sharing of practices and collective reflection.