Careers

    Pharmacist jobs and opportunities

    Pharmacist contracts, employment and permanent placements.

    • HEFAMAALicensed and accredited
    • InsuredProfessional indemnity insurance
    • HFNMember of the Healthcare Federation of Nigeria
    The Medic Connect team together

    In short

    Routes into work

    Pharmacists may be considered for advertised contract or employment roles and permanent placements in suitable organisations. Candidate registration is not an offer; each match depends on registration, experience, setting, location and availability.


    Who we engage

    • Registered pharmacists
    • Hospital pharmacists
    • Community pharmacists
    • Pharmacists seeking permanent placement

    Routes into work

    1. 01

      How matching works

      We check identity, qualifications, registration where required, references and competency before deployment.

    2. 02

      Before engagement

      We confirm professional availability and a safe start date in Lagos, Abuja/FCT, Ogun or Ibadan/Oyo after reviewing the request.


    Step by step

    How this works

    1. 1Working with Medic Connect

      Candidates join the pool or apply for a role, complete review and vetting, then receive suitable shifts, contracts, employment or placements when available.

    2. 2How our professionals are vetted

      We check identity, qualifications, registration where required, references and competency before deployment.

    3. 3Where we work

      We confirm professional availability and a safe start date in Lagos, Abuja/FCT, Ogun or Ibadan/Oyo after reviewing the request.

    Why work with us

    Why Medic Connect

    • HEFAMAA accreditedLicensed and compliant with Lagos State health requirements.
    • Vetted professionalsIdentity, qualifications, registration and competency are reviewed for the role.
    • Assessment-ledThe assessment determines the plan, professional scope and service arrangement.
    • Coordinated supportA named Medic Connect contact coordinates managed care and documented escalation.

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