The Certified Pharmacy Technician works under pharmacist supervision in the inpatient pharmacy at Rochester General Hospital. The role responds to or triages nursing calls, prepares medication orders, delivers medications accurately, restocks supplies, and provides customer service while modeling the organization’s values. The schedule is full-time, 40 hours per week, with day and evening shifts and rotating weekends. Responsibilities include operating the electronic medical record and pharmacy information systems; preparing and filling medication orders; repackaging bulk medications; performing non-sterile compounding; preparing IV products using aseptic technique; handling narcotics and medication disposal; maintaining drug storage and security; supplying and checking emergency boxes; and delivering medications and pharmaceutical supplies. The technician also manages inventory and supplies, responds to telephone inquiries, performs clerical tasks, uses and troubleshoots automated dispensing machines, supports process improvement, and trains new hires. Additional ambulatory pharmacy duties include assisting customers while protecting confidentiality, collecting patient and insurance information, assisting with prescription filling for pharmacist verification, processing refill requests, filing prescription records, maintaining work areas and stock, ordering and receiving supplies, checking inventory for expired products, completing return-to-stock tasks, and balancing and securing the cash register and daily deposit. The position requires National Pharmacy Technician Certification and NYS OOP Registered Pharmacy Technician registration within six months of hire. Preferred qualifications include a high school diploma or equivalent, strong oral and written communication skills, pursuing additional certifications, one year of experience with a frail or elderly population, and one year of experience in a clinical, retail, or healthcare setting. The role has moderate clinical physical demands, including frequent standing, walking, bending, twisting, reaching, fine motor work, lifting 20–50 pounds, and pushing or pulling medical equipment. The posted pay range is $19.50–$23.00.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
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