Clinical Pharmacy Technician - North Float

Piedmont Cancer Institute•Atlanta, GA

10h•Onsite

About The Position

The Clinical Pharmacy Technician is responsible for providing pharmacy-related care for patients with hematology and oncology conditions. All duties are completed in accordance with Piedmont Cancer Institute (PCI) policies, standards of practice, and prescribed workflows. They work with additional clinical and support staff to ensure safe, effective, quality person-centered care.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
Pharmacy technician license through Georgia Board of Pharmacy
Certification with Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB)

Responsibilities

Performs all tasks in accordance with state and federal law as well as PCI policies, standards of practice, and prescribed workflows.
Demonstrates proficiency in independent order verification for chemotherapy and immunotherapy orders.
Using aseptic technique, prepares intravenous medications in an accurate and timely manner.
Follows protocols for the safe handling of biohazardous materials, sharps, and hazardous drugs.
Demonstrates mathematical skills required to calculate and prepare dilutions, reconstitutions and compounded products.
Accurately and efficiently uses the Electronic Inventory Control Cabinet and Software to dispense medications and track waste and inventory.
Recognizes inconsistencies in medication orders, drug order reports, or deviations from practice policies and reports these inconsistencies and deviations to the Director of Clinical Pharmacy Operations or another member of the Senior Leadership Team.
Orders supplies and drugs for infusion and admixture areas by analyzing stock levels of supplies/medications and adjusting to the needs of the practice.
Cleans and decontaminates primary and secondary engineering controls on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis.
Checks and records temperatures on daily log compliant to USP 797 or 800 guidelines.
Maintains documentation for inventory control of samples and controlled substances.
Performs monthly inventory and inspects for expired medications.
Serves as a liaison to third party organizations to coordinate medication, supply, or equipment maintenance, delivery, or return.
Communicates effectively with patients, care partners, members of the healthcare team, and third-party agents or organizations.
Serves as a resource to colleagues and as a preceptor to new employees as directed by pharmacy leadership.
Maintains a safe, clean work environment.
Manages time effectively and delegates responsibility as appropriate.
Utilizes resources in a responsible manner with a focus on cost containment.
Accepts personal responsibility for professional development and growth.
Displays willingness and flexibility to travel to other areas and locations as needs require.
Completes prior authorizations for oral chemotherapy and supportive care medications.
Respects and maintains confidential information. Demonstrates proficiency in HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) concepts.
Attends prescribed classes and trainings as required by the organization and the clinical department.
Performs related work as directed by the organization’s management team.