Certified Pharmacy Technician (Floater)

The Centers•Cleveland, OH

103d•$20 - $22

About The Position

Under the direct supervision of a Pharmacist, the Pharmacy Technician II performs a wide variety of pharmaceutical services, including medication preparation and distribution, inventory management, and billing. The role performs the majority of the Pharmacy’s technical functions and supports patients while following departmental procedures and applicable company, state, and federal requirements. Work is routinely checked for quality control. The Centers provides health, family, and workforce services at 11 locations throughout Greater Cleveland. The organization describes its workplace as service-oriented and focused on co-creating solutions and fostering belonging. It was recognized as a 2026 USA TODAY Top Workplaces winner based on employee feedback.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Certified Pharmacy Technician license from the Ohio Board of Pharmacy.
At least 6 months of work experience as a Pharmacy Technician.
BLS certification or willingness to become certified upon hire.
Ability to read, write, and perform arithmetic functions.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to work independently and meet strict deadlines.
Ability to accurately perform multiple tasks simultaneously.
Ability to maintain confidentiality and stay organized.
Computer proficiency.
Flexibility in day-to-day actions and duties.
Dependability, flexibility, reliability, teamwork, and ability to accept supervision.

Nice To Haves

2–3 years of work experience as a Pharmacy Technician is preferred.

Responsibilities

Process new and refill prescriptions while maintaining quality and productivity standards.
Engage with patients, provide exceptional care, and work to meet their needs.
Follow company, state, and federal regulations, policies, and laws, including HIPAA, DEA, and Ohio Board of Pharmacy requirements.
Maintain appropriate inventory levels by ordering stock and rotating it.
Maintain pharmacy records and keep them organized for easy retrieval.
Contact prescribers or their agents to clarify prescription orders when clarification does not require professional judgment.
Perform duties assigned by a licensed pharmacist and follow departmental procedures and generally accepted standards of practice.
Routinely check for and remove outdated medications, and maintain related records.
Attend training and keep up with policy changes as part of continuing education.
Maintain confidentiality of client, staff, and agency-related information in accordance with The Centers' policies.