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Want to use your caring nature to help people in your community feel better?
Our pharmacies are more than a place to collect prescriptions. They're local health hubs where people come to you for advice, clinical services and support to stay well. Whether that's vaccinations, health checks or guidance on managing everyday conditions.
You’ll be part of the UK’s largest co-operative pharmacy group, working in one of our pharmacies across Greater Lincolnshire and beyond. Our pharmacies are accredited Healthy Living Pharmacies, with a private consultation room so you can support people with dignity and discretion.
From prescriptions and flu vaccinations to stop smoking support and podiatry services, you’ll help your community take small steps towards healthier living.
I’ve had a great deal of support throughout my degree and my training. An added value for me, especially as a local person, is that I can really see the positive impact Lincolnshire Co-op has on the area. I would definitely recommend Lincolnshire Co-op as a place for anyone to come and work.”
As a Dispensing Technician, you’re the calm, capable person people rely on. Especially when they’re not feeling their best.
You’ll support the team to dispense prescriptions and help customers with their health questions. You’ll also promote healthier choices and point people towards the right services when they need them.
And if you want to progress, you can. With training, you can work towards becoming an Team Leader.
Every day is different, but the best part stays the same: you’ll help people in your community feel well and cared for, one prescription (and conversation) at a time.
You’ve worked hard to develop your clinical judgement. Here, you get the space to use it.
As one of our Pharmacists, you’ll deliver services through the latest Community Pharmacy contract. That includes Community Pharmacist Consultation Service (CPCS), Hypertension Case Finding, and the New Medicine Service.
You can also broaden your experience beyond the pharmacy. Opportunities include work in community hospitals, general practice, and alongside the local mental health service.
And if you’re ready to take your next step clinically, you’ll be encouraged to develop, from clinical diplomas to independent prescribing.
As a Pharmacy Services Assistant, you're often the first friendly face someone sees, and the last person they thank on the way out.
You'll help prepare and dispense medicines under a Pharmacist's guidance, offer clear advice on symptoms and products, and support health checks that help people stay well.
Every detail matters, from maintaining accurate stock levels and protecting patient confidentiality to keeping your product knowledge up to date. Your attention to detail and experience means every customer leaves feeling looked after.
Whether you have big ambitions or taking a small next step, you'll have chances to learn, build your skills, and grow more confident in your role.
If life gets in the way you'll have supportive managers who listen and help you find a way forward.
You'll be part of a co-op that puts people and communities first, every day.
A Lincolnshire Co-op exclusive credit union, with a simple way to save and access low-interest loans.
Your future matters. We'll match what you pay in, up to 12%, with our Honeypot pension scheme.
You get two paid days a year to volunteer locally, doing something that feels good and has an impact in the community.
I started working for pharmacy as a dispenser and I have trained up to become a Team Leader. I love that whenever I ask for training, I can get it. Progression is fantastic! I love the variety with my job, every day is different.”
With pharmacies across our local area, you can work closer to home and still make a difference
Because the people you help aren’t just customers. They’re your neighbours. You’ll get to know the regulars. You’ll know when to take someone into the consultation room to listen, reassure, and explain things clearly. You might help someone book a flu jab, check their blood pressure, or take the first step to stopping smoking. To you, these are small moments, part of the job. But to the person standing in front of you, they can be life-changing, sometimes even life-saving.
And being nearby helps you, too. It can make the school run doable. It means you can support your loved ones. You can be home sooner, with more time for the people who matter.
It’s local care, on your doorstep, and you’re right at the heart of it.
Rebekah felt overwhelmed after school and spent time trying different roles. Then she had a chance to work in pharmacy, and something clicked.
She applied for a trainee role, felt welcomed from the start, and has kept building her confidence through training, qualifications and real experience. Along the way she’s supported local hospitals, delivering healthy living services. She has now progressed into a Pharmacy Team Leader role with a team she trusts.
I joined Lincolnshire Co-op as a colleague in our coffee shop, moving to pharmacy 33 years ago. Throughout my years, I have always been encouraged to develop my skills and career. From food hygiene, health and safety, IT, training and recruitment, and management courses – training has always been encouraged and is easily accessible.”
Whether it’s your first job, a change of pace, or a chance to progress, you’ll find opportunities here. Browse our vacancies and choose what suits you.
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If you’re shortlisted, we’ll invite you to an interview and you can choose a slot that suits you. We can interview by phone, Microsoft Teams or face-to-face.
We’ll ask about your experience and how you handle different situations. You’ll also have the chance to ask us questions to learn more about Lincolnshire Co-op.
We’ll tell you when you’ll hear the outcome and what happens next.