A Job By Mike’s Pharmacy
Job Summary
- Employer: Mike’s Pharmacy
- Job Type: Full-time
- Location: Georgetown, Guyana
- Category: General
- Closing Date: 2026-10-16
Key Responsibilities
- Accounts clerk- Recording sales and purchases, Bank reconciliation statements, Preparation of VAT monthly etc
- Pharmacist- Review prescriptions for accuracy and compliance with regulations. Dispense prescription medications accurately and efficiently.
Requirements
- Accounts clerk- 5 Subjects CSEC (Mathematics and Principles of Accounts) Previous experience would be an assets
- Pharmacist – Bachelor’s or Associate Degree in Pharmacy. Registered and licensed to Pharmacist in good standing to practice. Experience in community pharmacy would be an asset.
How to Apply
Apply by email: mikeswholesaledepot@yahoo.com
About the Company
Mike's Pharmacy is a trusted, family-owned healthcare provider operating in Guyana. This Guyanese establishment offers a comprehensive range of products, including essential pharmaceuticals, vital medical devices, and quality cosmetics. Known for its commitment to community well-being, Mike's Pharmacy strives to meet the diverse health needs of its clientele. Associated with Lakhram Singh, the company has firmly established itself as a reliable source for health and wellness solutions across the nation.
Trusted Family Healthcare in Guyana.
Website: https://mikespharmacygy.com/
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifications or certifications do I need to become an Accounts Clerk and Pharmacist at a Guyanese pharmacy?
You typically need CXC passes including Mathematics and English, plus accounting qualifications such as CAT or LCCI for the accounts component. For the pharmacy aspect, employers often require completion of a pharmacy assistant programme or relevant certification from institutions like the University of Guyana or recognised training centres.
What are the typical day-to-day responsibilities in this combined role?
You will handle cash management, invoicing, stock records, and reconciling daily sales as the accounts clerk. Simultaneously, you assist the pharmacist with dispensing medications, managing inventory, advising customers on basic products, and maintaining proper storage of pharmaceuticals.
How does the work culture and employer expectations differ in Guyanese pharmacies compared to other retail jobs?
Pharmacy work in Guyana demands strict punctuality, professional appearance, and confidentiality due to handling sensitive health information. Employers expect reliability during long hours, respect for hierarchy, and willingness to work some weekends or public holidays as pharmacies often operate extended hours.
What career progression opportunities exist for someone starting as an Accounts Clerk and Pharmacist?
With experience, you can advance to senior pharmacy technician, inventory manager, or supervisory accounting roles within larger pharmacy chains. Further studies such as pursuing full pharmacy qualifications or professional accounting designations can open doors to management positions or owning your own pharmacy business.
What benefits should I realistically expect from a full-time pharmacy position in Guyana?
Standard benefits typically include annual leave as per Guyanese labour laws, sick leave, and possibly medical aid coverage depending on the employer size. Pension contributions through NIS are mandatory, though private pension schemes vary by company and are more common with established pharmacy chains.
How should I apply for this role, and what do Guyanese pharmacy employers prioritise when hiring?
Submit a well-organised application with certified copies of your certificates, a police clearance, and references from previous employers or character referees. Employers prioritise candidates with demonstrated honesty, numerical accuracy, customer service experience, and familiarity with pharmacy software or point-of-sale systems used locally.