Medication Scribe/Pharmacy Technician

Fairview Range•Hibbing, MN

9h•Onsite

About The Position

Fairview Range is hiring a Medication Scribe/Pharmacy Technician for its Nursing Administration and Pharmacy departments in Hibbing, Minnesota. The Medication Scribe works as part of a multidisciplinary team to collect and document patient medication and allergy information in the electronic health record. The role involves working with patients, families, and care team members across hospital departments to create complete, current, and accurate medication and allergy profiles. Attention to detail, critical thinking, organization, prioritization, and respectful communication are important. The Pharmacy Technician provides technical support and contributes to clinical duties in the Pharmacy department. Responsibilities include filling unit dose carts, preparing sterile products such as chemotherapy and IV admixtures, and distributing medications and supplies throughout the facility. The hospital pharmacy supports inpatient, emergency, oncology/infusion, and outpatient vaccine services. The position works 72 to 80 hours per two-week pay period, with 8-hour shifts on the day/evening shift. Weekend work is needed as required.

Requirements

Pharmacy Technician MN.
Current BCS or obtain it within 90 days.

Nice To Haves

Completion of a pharmacy technician training program offered by a board-approved, accredited vocational/technical institution or college.
Two years of pharmacy technician experience.
Prior experience in a hospital setting.

Responsibilities

Gather and document patient medication and allergy information in the electronic health record, and assist with related administrative tasks.
Collect medication and allergy information from patients, families, pharmacies, and other care facility records to produce an accurate list.
Enter information into the electronic medical record accurately and promptly.
Consult with doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and patients to verify the accuracy of medical record information.
Clarify discrepancies in medication regimens, including drug and dose accuracy.
Ask questions as appropriate to obtain a comprehensive understanding of a patient's medication regimen.
Manage time, tasks, and available information effectively to complete work activities.
Screen patients effectively and provide an accurate medication list for physician review.
Communicate using available methods, including email, fax, and direct patient or provider contact.
Perform unit dose cart fills.
Prepare sterile products, including chemotherapy and IV admixtures.
Distribute medications and supplies throughout the facility.