Aster Hospitals, one of the largest private healthcare service providers in GCC, aim to make a difference with our patient-centric approach to medical care and an inherent emphasis on clinical excellence. Currently, Aster Hospitals are located in 4 countries in the GCC specializing in primary, secondary and tertiary healthcare. 

These include Aster Hospitals (Mankhool and Al Qusais) in UAE, Aster Al Raffah Hospitals (Muscat, Sohar and Ibri) in Oman, Aster Hospital (Doha) in Qatar and Aster Sanad Hospital (Riyadh) in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia delivering on a simple yet strong promise to its people: “We’ll treat you well.” Overall, Aster DM Healthcare Group has a strong presence in GCC and is an emerging healthcare provider in India with 25 hospitals, 116 clinics and 238 pharmacies manned by 20,500+ workforce (including approx. 1250 doctors on fee for service basis) from across the geographies.

Efficient MedicineDispense Management:

Provide information and advice regarding drug interactions, side effects, dosage, and proper medication storage

Dispense medications as prescribed by doctors and dentists directly to customers

Advise customers on the selection of medication brands, medical equipment, or healthcare supplies

Traincustomers to use devices such as blood pressure or diabetes monitors

Handle narcotic, psychotropic and controlled medicine.

Ensure proper stock storage inside the store as per company protocol

Cash Handling:

Check Day closing & Cash

Maintain cash handover register

Cash handover to Account

MOH Guideline:

Pricing of also loose strips medicine as per the guidance laid by regulatory authorities

Monitoring & Recording of Temperature in the Pharmacy as per MOH Rule.

Stock Management:

Arrange the stocks according to the category and agency.

Check expiry manually

Check stock expiry on a monthly basis

Conduct Perpetual stock taking on a monthly basis

Update 24 months expiry register on a daily basis

Check visual merchandising & proper displayon a regular basis

Make shortage entry in the register for the reorder of level

MIS:

 

Maintain records, such as pharmacy files, inventories, registries of , narcotics, or controlled drugs.

Inventory Management:

Billing of all presecription.

Separation of all billslike insurance and corporates

Submission of all bills to insurance and marketing department.

Supply and control of ward stocks

Takecare of issues related to the software

Updation of the stocks received from the suppliers

Management of short expiry medicaton

Arrange medicines for patients which are not available in ownpharmacy