Pharmacy/Technician

This full-time Pharmacy Technician role operates under the direct supervision of a registered pharmacist, assisting with various pharmacy department activities to ensure quality patient care. The technician will follow established procedures and guidelines to support medication preparation, inventory management, and customer service. Key Responsibilities Assist in medication preparation including selecting, counting, compounding, reconstituting, packaging, and labeling according to departmental protocols. Maintain and replenish medication and supply inventories, including emergency crash carts and specialty floor stock items. Provide excellent telephone triage and customer service, supporting healthcare team members professionally and courteously. Process medication requests and intervention messages following departmental procedures. Refill and deliver unit dose cart fills, pyxis batches, parenteral TPNs, IV admixtures, and bulk stock items promptly to appropriate patient care areas. Manage narcotics and stock deliveries to prevent delays in patient care. Operate and troubleshoot automated dispensing cabinets (ADC) and other pharmacy automation systems. Perform sterile and non-sterile compounding after training, adhering to all safety and procedural guidelines. Conduct nursing unit inspections and participate in surveillance programs to eliminate expired medications. Assist in precepting and training new pharmacy technicians and students. Education High school diploma or equivalent required. Registration with the state Board of Pharmacy is required within 30 days of hire. Completion of a formal or Board-approved pharmacy technician program is preferred. Experience Preferred experience ranges from six months to one year as a pharmacy technician. Requirements and Skills Ability to work various shifts including days, evenings, and nights to meet staffing needs. Strong communication skills and attention to detail. Team-oriented with the ability to identify urgent situations and act efficiently to prevent patient care delays. Physical ability to perform repetitive motions, lift at least 10 pounds, and stand or walk for extended periods. Manual dexterity for computer system use and ability to read physician orders and medication labels accurately. #J-18808-Ljbffr