Technician-Pharmacy II PrnWorks under the direct supervision of the pharmacist in providing pharmaceutical care services, while considering patient specific factors, through the prioritization and processing of medication orders, the preparing of medications for dispensing, distribution and stocking of patient care locations for subsequent drug administration. Performs data collections, assembly and interpretation for limited quality programs. Performs other duties as assigned. Practices the medication-use process: procures, handles, prepares, distributes, charges/credits and disposes of medication safely and accurately. Manages own pharmacy practice effectively. Participates in inventory management. Uses and maintains automation/equipment. Assists the pharmacist in providing pharmaceutical care to patients. Provides education/training. Processes and prepares sterile products for dispensing. Contributes to goals, programs and report cards for operational unit and entity. Completes assigned goals.
Experience:
Previous experience in setting involving medication distribution. Experience with automated pharmacy equipment. Previous hospital experience.
Education:
High school diploma/GED or equivalent experience as required by the position. Advanced degree in related field.
Training: Technician training program/academy.
Special skills: Computer skills, typing skills, calculation skills, communication skills.
Licensure:
CPHT. State Board of Pharmacy registration required in the state where work is performed, in accordance with the state's rules and relationships: No.
Work environment:
Functional demands: sedentary. Physical activity requirements: sitting occasional, standing frequent, walking frequent, climbing frequent, carry objects frequent, pinching/fine motor activities frequent, keyboard use/repetitive motion continuous, talk or hear frequent.
Sensory requirements: color discrimination, near vision, far vision, depth perception, hearing.
Environmental requirements: blood-borne pathogens anticipated, chemical anticipated, airborne communicable diseases anticipated.
