Netcare is calling on South African candidates to apply for a Pharmacist Assistant Learner role at its Krugersdorp Hospital. If you’re looking to start a career in pharmacy and learn on the job, this opportunity is due to close on 23 February 2026.
What is the role?
The Pharmacist Assistant Learner will work under a registered pharmacist to help dispense medicine, manage stock, and keep records accurate. It’s a full‑time position that gives you hands‑on experience in a real hospital setting.
Who should apply?
- South African citizens or permanent residents.
- High school graduates or current university students in a related field.
- Anyone who has an interest in pharmacy and wants to learn the day‑to‑day work of a pharmacy team.
What will you gain?
- Practical experience in dispensing medication in a hospital.
- Exposure to professional health‑care systems and the SA Pharmacy Council’s regulations.
- Supervised training with a registered pharmacist.
- A stepping‑stone to a long‑term career in pharmacy or health‑care.
How to apply?
- Click the link below to go to the official Netcare application page.
- Fill in your personal details and upload the required documents: a recent CV, a copy of your ID, and proof of any relevant qualifications.
- Submit before the closing date, 23 February 2026.
Apply now for the Pharmacist Assistant Learner role at Netcare Krugersdorp Hospital
Practical tips to boost your application
Many applicants struggle with making their CV stand out. From experience, most successful candidates keep the following in mind:
- Use bullet points to show any customer service or teamwork skills you have.
- Write a brief cover letter that explains why you want to learn pharmacy.
- Check the application form for mandatory fields – missing data can lead to automatic rejection.
- Submit your application early; late submissions may not be seen.
Why this role matters to you
This learner position gives you real, hands‑on exposure to a pharmacy in a busy hospital. You’ll learn how to follow the SA Pharmacy Council rules, manage inventory, and use pharmacy software like Unisolve. It’s a chance to build a network of professionals and to start a career that can grow into a pharmacist or a health‑care manager.
Next steps
Check your documents, visit the Netcare link, and submit before 23 February 2026. Even if you’re new to applying, follow the steps above and you’ll be ready. Good luck!
