Admixture Technician I - IV Therapy and Injections

Health First Careers•Palm Bay, FL

About The Position

The Admixture Technician I supports admixture room operations by performing basic sterile admixtures and medication preparation tasks under supervision. The role focuses on developing skills, following regulatory standards, and completing tasks accurately to help ensure safe and effective patient care. The technician performs basic IV, IM, and SC admixture tasks, including antineoplastics and biologics, using aseptic and sterile techniques under the supervision of a designated leader. The position also supports cleanroom operations, environmental controls, documentation, inventory management, medication handling, team communication, and the organization and replenishment of emergency medication supplies. The technician demonstrates proficiency in the EMR with treatment plans and medication queuing and keeps admixture areas clean, organized, and inspection-ready.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Current State of Florida Pharmacy Technician registration or current State of Florida Pharmacy Intern registration.
Knowledge of computer and technology skills.
Willingness to learn basic sterile admixture techniques.
Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
Ability to follow standardized procedures and safety protocols.
Strong communication and teamwork skills.

Responsibilities

Perform basic IV, IM, and SC admixture tasks, including antineoplastics and biologics, under the supervision of a designated leader, using proper aseptic and sterile compounding techniques.
Follow departmental and organizational policies, procedures, and applicable USP <797> and <800> standards for sterile compounding and hazardous drug handling.
Maintain cleanroom conditions by following cleaning, disinfecting, and workflow procedures and assisting with environmental monitoring.
Complete and maintain logs, records, and documentation related to compounding, quality assurance, environmental monitoring, inventory, and operations.
Receive, stock, rotate, label, store, and dispose of medications and supplies appropriately, and help monitor inventory levels.
Communicate with pharmacists, technicians, nursing staff, and other team members about workflow, medication preparation status, supply needs, and operational issues.
Promptly escalate issues, discrepancies, medication variances, or operational concerns to leadership as appropriate.
Organize and replenish emergency medication boxes and related supplies.
Use the EMR for treatment plans and medication queuing.
Keep admixture areas clean, organized, and inspection-ready by restocking supplies, monitoring par levels, and removing outdated materials.