Supervising Pharmacy Technician - CHS Pharmacy

Supervising Pharmacy Technician

The County of Riverside - Riverside University Health System (RUHS)-Medical Center is seeking a Supervising Pharmacy Technician for the Correctional Health Services - Pharmacy, located in Moreno Valley and traveling to various Correctional Health Facilities. Under the direction of the Pharmacy Director or designee, incumbents are responsible for the supervision, staff development and assessment of staff competency for Pharmacy Technicians, trainees and support staff; manage daily scheduling of technicians and support staff duty assignments; provide administrative and technical support; aid in resource allocation; perform investigation and review of medication use processes; participate in quality assurance activities; performs other related duties as required. The Supervising Pharmacy Technician is the supervisory level classification in the Pharmacy Technician series and reports to the Pharmacy Director, Assistant Pharmacy Director or the Supervising Clinical Pharmacist. This class is characterized by the responsibility of oversight of the day-to-day operations of a key function to a department. Incumbents may participate in the employee selection process, training, coaching, and mentoring of employees. The Supervising Pharmacy Technician differs from the subordinate technicians in that they have more experience working as a pharmacy technician, functions in a supervisory role over the other technicians and trainees and provides administrative and technical support.

Work Schedule: Various shifts are available, including 5/8s and 4/10s, scheduled within pharmacy operating hours of 5:00 AM7:30 PM. Weekend availability is required.

Meet the Team! RUHS Correctional Health provides healthcare and behavioral health services across Riverside County's adult correctional facilities, in partnership with the Riverside County Sheriff's Department, as well as the County's juvenile detention facilities operated by the Riverside County Probation Department. Nationally accredited by the National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC), the department upholds a strong commitment to delivering high-quality, compassionate care. If you are passionate about making a difference in correctional health and helping individuals on their path to recovery and reintegration, RUHS Correctional Health is the place for you. Find out more about RUHS by visiting

Education: Completion of a Pharmacy Technician training course in accordance with the California State Board of Pharmacy licensing requirements. Experience: Five years as a pharmacy technician in a healthcare facility or community pharmacy of which two years must have been in a lead/leadership role.

Possession of a valid certificate of registration as a Pharmacy Technician issued by the California State Board of Pharmacy.