Basic conditions and requirements of drugstore clerk

The basic conditions and requirements of a drugstore clerk include education, relevant certificates, drug knowledge, communication and service ability.

1. Education requirements: Generally speaking, for pharmacy clerks, the minimum education requirement is high school graduation or equivalent. Some large chain pharmacies or specific positions may have a preference for candidates with relevant professional education or college education or above.

2. Relevant certificates: In some areas or specific pharmacies, pharmacy clerks may need to have corresponding drug knowledge and skills certificates, such as pharmacy professional qualification certificates and drug knowledge training certificates.

3. Drug knowledge: A drugstore clerk should have certain drug knowledge, including basic knowledge such as classification, usage and dosage of commonly used drugs, and understand relevant laws and policies.

4. Communication and service ability: Pharmacy clerks need to have good communication skills and customer service ability, be able to communicate and consult with customers effectively, and give professional and personalized suggestions and answers.

The main duties of the drugstore clerk are drug sales, customer consultation, drug distribution and shelves, and prescription review.

1, drug sales: drugstore clerks need to provide appropriate drug recommendations and sell according to customers' needs. They need to know the efficacy, usage, dosage and contraindications of different drugs and give customers correct medication guidance.

2. Customer consultation: Pharmacy clerks need to listen to customers' questions and needs patiently and give professional answers and suggestions. They should know the symptoms and treatments of common diseases, and be able to reasonably explain and answer the questions raised by customers.

3. Drug distribution and shelving: Pharmacy clerks need to be responsible for the acceptance, shelving and inventory management of purchased drugs, and ensure the reasonable display and accurate distribution of drugs on the premise of ensuring the quality and validity of drugs.

4. Prescription comments: Some pharmacies will sell prescription drugs. Pharmacy clerks need to review the prescriptions provided by customers to ensure the authenticity and legality of prescriptions and provide corresponding drugs according to prescriptions.