Pharmacy Technician in Training

Pharmacy Technician In TrainingUnder direct supervision, fills routine dosage orders and prepackaged pharmaceuticals. Counts, packages, and labels unit doses for inspection by pharmacist and fills routine orders for non-prescription pharmaceuticals. Assists pharmacist in the dispensing of prescriptions and performs a range of staff support functions.Work under the provisions of a technician utilization plan approved by the board of pharmacy. Adhere to pharmacy state and federal laws and regulations. Complete and demonstrate competency of training checklist documents within 6 months of hire. To provide quality support duties in the Pharmacy.Obeys safety rules of St. John's United. Identifies, reports, and/or corrects obvious safety hazards. Attends mandatory safety in-services. Utilizes proper body mechanics when lifting stock.Supports the growth and actively engages in the Eden Alternative philosophy, including a work environment with plants and animals. Follows the St. John's Guidelines for Customer Service.Be registered with the Montana Board of Pharmacy as a Technician-in-Training prior to the first day of employment in the pharmacy. Receive certification from the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB), National Healthcareer Association (ExCPT), or other board-approved certifying entity within Montana Board of Pharmacy license expiration. Perform all job duties of a pharmacy technician, including, but not limited to, inventory management, prescription processing, medication packaging and labeling, non-sterile compounding, maintain pharmacy records, assist customers and practitioners, and assist the pharmacist at all times.Perform other duties as assigned by the pharmacist and/or supervisor. Supports the growth and actively engages in Eden Alternative tasks. Follows policy and procedures on annual TB testing. Follows policy and procedures on annual influenza vaccinations. Attends all mandatory in-services. Works under the general supervision of the Pharmacists Successfully completes orientation and pharmacy departmental training requirements. Successfully completes all assigned educations and competencies.Minimum Requirements: High school diploma or GED required. Must be at least 18 years old. Be in good standing with the Office of Inspector General. Knowledge, skills, and abilities required: Knowledge and skills acquired through completion of high school. Must be eligible for certification as a Pharmacy Technician. Be able to communicate and interact effectively in a professional manner. Must be computer literate with good word processing skills. Ability to understand written and verbal communication. Ability to work independently. Ability to interact effectively and professionally with residents, family members, medical personnel, and coworkers. Ability to sort, check, and verify numbers. Clerical, word processing, and other general computer skills. Ability to understand and follow safety policies and procedures.Requires moderate physical work, including lifting up to 25 pounds on a regular basis, and up to 30 pounds occasionally, bending, standing, and reaching. Work involves minimal exposure to hazards, bloodborne pathogens, or physical risks, which require following basic safety precautions Normal health care environment Work involves exposure to plants and animals within the environment.