Compounding Pharmacy Tech (Part-time)

Compounding Pharmacy Technician

As a Compounding Pharmacy Technician, you'll work as part of a team that exceeds patient expectations through delivery of excellent, accurate, and efficient services. You'll measure, compound, and dispense customized medications using a variety of special equipment, formulas, and techniques. Key responsibilities include receiving written, refill, and third-party prescriptions; verifying complete patient information; processing in RxEVO; managing adjudication review; reviewing patient preferences notes; researching formulations for stability; verifying calculations of quantities for all necessary ingredients; utilizing dimensional analysis on most compound calculations; calculating processing error as needed; accurately weighing each ingredient; assembling, using, and maintaining specialized equipment; compounding various non-sterile dosage forms; dispensing compounded medications in various devices; performing prescription assembly; hand counting controlled medications; measuring liquids; reconstituting antibiotics; verifying/labeling prescriptions by 7-point check; reviewing medication and stock for expiration dates; following proper procedures; ensuring the correct medicine is delivered to the correct patient; completing medical intake forms; maintaining automated prescription processing equipment; applying computer troubleshooting and prescription application review; processing RxIMS reports; washing/putting away compounding dishes; deactivating, decontaminating, and sanitizing prep areas/equipment; sweeping/mopping floor mats in compliance with SOPs and as needed; properly cleaning necessary surfaces, equipment, etc. in compliance with applicable regulations, H-E-B SOPs, and as needed; ensuring privacy and confidentiality of Personal Health Information as required by HIPAA; performing cleaning duties in the Pharmacy; taking out trash; cleaning/sanitizing sales floor, display cases, shelf edge, etc.; complying with and following all H-E-B, department, and process SOPs and guidelines; complying with all safety guidelines; deep cleaning all surfaces, including ceilings and walls, once a month as indicated by USP 800 regulations; performing proper handling of hazardous chemicals per NIOSH and USP 800 regulations; managing UPS exceptions; receiving inventory and reviewing for accuracy on all incoming loads; staging inventory for stocking; ensuring quality of incoming products by physically inspecting packaging and verifying code dates; accurately stocking inventory; participating in daily return-to-stock procedures; communicating vendor stock conditions/levels to appropriate parties; maintaining solid partner and vendor relations; processing invoices daily; reviewing incoming invoices and outgoing credits to ensure accurate completion; properly filing paperwork; utilizing online tools to ensure vendors are given consistent and timely credit on DSD merchandise; researching/resolving unusual billing issues with the appropriate parties; escalating as necessary; maintaining a return goods station for all damaged product; performing established product processes to assure asset protection and reduce shrink; checking shipments for out-of-date/damaged products to ensure freshness and quality; researching/negotiating prices with DSD vendors; maintaining standards in shrink, safety, inventory control, and sanitation.

Qualifications & Key Requirements: Age Requirement: 18+ Work Experience: Experience as a Pharmacy Technician (MARC location only) 1+ years of experience in a pharmacy retail environment (preferred) (MARC location only) experience in new item cut-ins, refresh process, and reviewing plan-o-grams for accuracy (preferred) (#751 location only) 1+ years of experience in a compounding pharmacy (preferred) Knowledge/Skills/Abilities: Understanding of general safety guidelines Proficiency in use of FORxMULATE Strong communication and interpersonal skills Math skills, including calculating measurements Computer skills (e.g., MS Office, H-E-B systems and applications) Reading / writing skills Organization skills; ability to prioritize tasks / workflow; detail-oriented Ability to properly handle confidential information Ability to work with little direct supervision Ability to work as part of a team; willing to pitch in at any moment for any reason; open to cross-training (MARC location only) Advanced customer service skills / phone etiquette (#751 location only) Knowledge of Hazardous Chemicals protocols Maintain 20 hours of Continuing Education every 2 years (mandatory) Renew TSBP Technician registration every 2 years, 60 days prior to expiration (mandatory) Education: HS Diploma or GED or equivalent Licenses/Certifications: Active Texas State Board of Pharmacy Technician Registration Successful completion of all training / certifications - upon hire Physical Demands & Working Conditions: Function in a fast-paced environment Stand for extended periods Manage in excess of 50 lbs Specific vision requirements by this job include close vision and color vision Work extended hours and / or rotating weekend schedules; remain flexible to the needs of the business Properly use Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) (#751 location only) Properly handle / be exposed to hazardous chemicals on NIOSH list (#751 location only) Use pallet jack, if needed