Pharmacy Tech

Pharmacy Technician IThe Pharmacy Technicians are responsible for assisting Pharmacists in all aspects of pharmaceutical care including processing and distribution of all drug and IV orders.Department: PharmacyHours: Full-Time, 40 hours a week requiredRequired: HS diploma, IL pharmacy Tech License within 60 days of hire. Certified Pharmacy Technician within 2 years of License date.Pay: Base on experience, starting at $16.94/hour$1,000 sign on bonusResponsibilitiesAnswers the door and telephone. Assists customers with inquiries, questions and concerns.Checks pharmacy stock for drugs that need to be reordered.Completes General Employee Orientation, On-Line Interactive Education (OLIE), and All other Competency assessments related to the position of Pharmacy Technician.Count out register and make sure there is change daily.Maintains a clean and uncluttered work environment.Make ice packs and order drugs for Hospice comfort packs.Monitors assigned section for outdated drugs. (In Prairie Pharmacy).Obtain and maintain Illinois Pharmacy Technician Certification within 2 years of hire. (Exception: Pharmacist Students are not required by the state of IL to obtain Certification)Obtain and maintain Illinois Pharmacy Technician Licensure within 60 days of hire.Pick up and deliver mail and orders to the storeroom daily.Pick up outdated drugs from Inpatient Pharmacy and dispose of properly.Processes departmental paperwork as needed.Processes medication orders accurately and in a timely manner. Files processed orders upon completion.Process IDB orders for clinicsTake medications for employees to lab for couriers to deliver to clinics.RequirementsHigh School (Required)Certified Pharmacy Technician (within 2 years of license) or Pharmacist Student Certificate - National Healthcareer Association or Pharmacy Technician Certification Board, Illinois Pharmacy Technician License (within 60 days of hire) - Illinois Department of Financial and Professional RegulationCompensationEstimated Compensation Range$16.94 - $26.26Pay based on experience Sarah Bush Lincoln