Tecnico De Farmacia

Overview As a Pharmacy Technician, you'll support safe, timely medication services by assisting with prescription intake, data entry, preparation, and patient service. You'll use pharmacy software, apply pharmaceutical calculations, and follow aseptic technique when preparing sterile medications. Your work may support hospital, community, or long-term care (LTC) pharmacy operations. Responsibilities Process prescription intake and enter medication information accurately using pharmacy software. Prepare and compound medications, including intravenous (IV) infusions and sterile IV admixtures, following established procedures. Support medication administration and patient care while providing responsive customer service. Protect patient confidentiality and follow pharmaceutical regulatory compliance requirements, state healthcare regulations, drug regulation, and state and federal pharmacy laws. Your impact: Accurate preparation and careful compliance help patients and care teams receive medications safely and reliably. Experience Pharmacy technician experience and familiarity with medical and pharmacological terminology are valuable. Relevant experience may include hospital pharmacy, hospital or acute care, critical care, clinical pharmacy, community pharmacy, or LTC pharmacy. Knowledge of IV compounding, sterile IV admixture procedures, aseptic technique, and pharmaceutical calculations is helpful. Basic life support (BLS) certification is preferred; experience with patient service, patient care, and maintaining confidentiality is an asset. Pay: $*
- $* per hour Expected hours: 13.5 per week Work

Location:
In person