Pharmacy Tech II
Are you an experienced Pharmacy Tech? If so, we are offering a $5,000.
00 sign on bonus.
Welcome to the Pharmacy Tech II team! We are looking for an organized and detail-oriented individual to join our growing team.
As the Pharmacy Tech II, you will be responsible for a variety of tasks related to the day-to-day operations of the pharmacy.
You will be responsible for processing prescriptions, managing inventory, and providing customer service.
You will also be responsible for entering patient information into the computer system, verifying prescription information, and maintaining accurate records.
Demonstrates proficiency in IV preparation, chemotherapy, auditing, ordering from the wholesaler, and using the automated dispensing machines.
Duties are performed under the supervision of a pharmacist.
Your excellent organizational and communication skills will be essential as you interact with both customers and staff.
If you are a motivated individual looking for an exciting opportunity to make an impact in the pharmacy industry, this is the job for you!
Essential Functions:
Assists the pharmacists in performing a variety of technical duties related to the preparation and distribution of drugsDemonstrates proficiency in IV preparation, chemotherapy, auditing, ordering from the wholesaler, and using the automated dispensing machinesReconstituting intravenous medications and preparing sterile preparations (i.
e.
admixtures, minibags, adult & pediatric hyperalimentation, pediatric fluids, syringes, and irritations (according to departmental guidelines and utilizing aseptic technique under supervision of pharmacistPerforming calculations necessary to determine the amount of reconstituted drug needed to prepare admixture doses, as well as to calculate volumes for large volume admixture preparationsUtilizing departmental guideline sheets to determine the correct diluent and diluent volume to reconstitute sterile powders and to identify agents requiring special admixture precautions (i.
e.
do not shake, glass bottle only, etc.
)Auditing the automated dispensing machine discrepancy reports and responding to discrepanciesAssessing and adjusting inventory par levels as mandated by par vs.
usageIdentifying storage and handling requirements for drugs requiring refrigeration, chemotherapy, light sensitive drugs, poisonous, flammable drugsPerforming calculations to determine dose volumes and conversions from apothecary to metricAdhering to departmental procedure for IV hood cleaning and documenting of cleaning, pre-filter change, and documenting of freezer and refrigerator temperature
Qualifications:
Education:
High School diploma or state high school equivalency certificate (GED)
Experience:
Twelve months as Tech I or six months prior hospital experience preferredOther:
Must have current certification through the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) and obtain current NC Board of Pharmacy registration within 30 days of hire date.
TYPICAL PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
Range of motion within functional limits.
Constant walking, standing, near vision to normal range.
Occasional work with arms overhead standing, work bent over standing/stooping, use of both hands together, far vision to normal range.
Frequent deviation from neutral position of wrist (opening bottles).
Frequent use of either hand, visual color discrimination, visual depth perception, functional vision and hearing.
Occasional pushing 20#, pulling 15#, lifting 3# to 78 height from 8 from floor.
Frequent manual/finger dexterity.
Occasional use of stepstool depending upon height of teammate.
Recommended Skills Attention To Detail Auditing Calculations Communication Customer Service Finger Dexterity Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
00 sign on bonus.
Welcome to the Pharmacy Tech II team! We are looking for an organized and detail-oriented individual to join our growing team.
As the Pharmacy Tech II, you will be responsible for a variety of tasks related to the day-to-day operations of the pharmacy.
You will be responsible for processing prescriptions, managing inventory, and providing customer service.
You will also be responsible for entering patient information into the computer system, verifying prescription information, and maintaining accurate records.
Demonstrates proficiency in IV preparation, chemotherapy, auditing, ordering from the wholesaler, and using the automated dispensing machines.
Duties are performed under the supervision of a pharmacist.
Your excellent organizational and communication skills will be essential as you interact with both customers and staff.
If you are a motivated individual looking for an exciting opportunity to make an impact in the pharmacy industry, this is the job for you!
Essential Functions:
Assists the pharmacists in performing a variety of technical duties related to the preparation and distribution of drugsDemonstrates proficiency in IV preparation, chemotherapy, auditing, ordering from the wholesaler, and using the automated dispensing machinesReconstituting intravenous medications and preparing sterile preparations (i.
e.
admixtures, minibags, adult & pediatric hyperalimentation, pediatric fluids, syringes, and irritations (according to departmental guidelines and utilizing aseptic technique under supervision of pharmacistPerforming calculations necessary to determine the amount of reconstituted drug needed to prepare admixture doses, as well as to calculate volumes for large volume admixture preparationsUtilizing departmental guideline sheets to determine the correct diluent and diluent volume to reconstitute sterile powders and to identify agents requiring special admixture precautions (i.
e.
do not shake, glass bottle only, etc.
)Auditing the automated dispensing machine discrepancy reports and responding to discrepanciesAssessing and adjusting inventory par levels as mandated by par vs.
usageIdentifying storage and handling requirements for drugs requiring refrigeration, chemotherapy, light sensitive drugs, poisonous, flammable drugsPerforming calculations to determine dose volumes and conversions from apothecary to metricAdhering to departmental procedure for IV hood cleaning and documenting of cleaning, pre-filter change, and documenting of freezer and refrigerator temperature
Qualifications:
Education:
High School diploma or state high school equivalency certificate (GED)
Experience:
Twelve months as Tech I or six months prior hospital experience preferredOther:
Must have current certification through the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) and obtain current NC Board of Pharmacy registration within 30 days of hire date.
TYPICAL PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
Range of motion within functional limits.
Constant walking, standing, near vision to normal range.
Occasional work with arms overhead standing, work bent over standing/stooping, use of both hands together, far vision to normal range.
Frequent deviation from neutral position of wrist (opening bottles).
Frequent use of either hand, visual color discrimination, visual depth perception, functional vision and hearing.
Occasional pushing 20#, pulling 15#, lifting 3# to 78 height from 8 from floor.
Frequent manual/finger dexterity.
Occasional use of stepstool depending upon height of teammate.
Recommended Skills Attention To Detail Auditing Calculations Communication Customer Service Finger Dexterity Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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