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Pharmacy Tech 1 -- CAMC Solutions -- Solutions
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What they do
A Pharmacy Technician works under the direction of a pharmacist to dispense prescription medications. Serves customers and helps to fill prescriptions. Works in a retail pharmacy or healthcare facility.
$38,406 / year median in West Virginia
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary Under the supervision of a pharmacist, assist with or perform tasks so that pharmacists may focus on improving patient care and therapeutic outcomes. Meets and maintains requirements as set forth in the pharmacy technician ladder document. Responsibilities
- Advanced order entry of physician orders into the pharmacy computer system. Proficient in pharmacy database order entry, automated dispensing cabinets, and TPN (as applicable).
- Advanced sterile product preparation, including chemotherapy compounding, when appropriate for practice location.
- Prepares patient specific medication orders for dispensing, utilizing equipment and automation that the department has to support the process. Medications are prepared using appropriate medication doses, routes of administration and dosage forms.
- Re-package and label unit doses from a bulk supply of medication and accurately complete quality documentation associated with the process.
- Prepares sterile products utilizing appropriate sterile technique, where applicable.
- Handle, store and deliver medications and other chemicals providing due consideration to their chemical and physical properties.
- Delivers medication via the department's medication distribution process.
- Restocks automated dispensing cabinets and prepares and delivers floor stock orders, where applicable.
- Demonstrate appropriate telephone communication skills.
- Prepare non-sterile products, ointments, creams and solutions (topical, oral, rectal) using appropriate departmental procedures, where applicable.
- Perform the basic functions of drug purchasing and inventory control defined as inventory re-stock levels, check in medication shipments, retrieve medications from storage areas, billing, filing of invoices and required documentation and record keeping. Participates in inventory control management.
- Complete quality monitoring for medications in the department and patient care areas throughout the health-system.
- Demonstrate problem solving skills with respect to work-flow and system improvement by working and cooperating with peers.
- Prepare controlled substance orders for batch delivery to automated cabinets as well as patient specific orders for controlled substances.