The Pharmacy Technician acts as a liaison between patients, providers, and pharmacists, providing exceptional customer service and empathetic support to Oak Street Health patients. This remote role handles medication refill and renewal requests, coordinates with patients, pharmacies, and care teams, documents requests and updates in electronic systems, and helps arrange appointments and transportation. The technician is responsible for maintaining required licensure and certification, completing continuing education, following current prescription-request procedures, and meeting departmental performance metrics. The role requires a private, distraction-free home office, reliable dependent care during working hours, high-speed internet with equipment hardwired to a router or modem, and the ability to participate in remote classroom-style training. Employees living within 50 miles of an Oak Street Health location must be able to provide their own transportation if on-site support is needed. Call center/home office locations are listed as Downers Grove, Illinois; Chicago, Illinois; and Charlotte, North Carolina. The career development path from Pharmacy Technician I to II requires at least six months in the role, strong problem-solving and communication skills, a desire to learn, exceptional performance metrics for at least three consecutive months, and reliable attendance. The broader contact center progression from Levels I through III offers opportunities to build knowledge, assume more responsibility, and demonstrate expertise.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED