Pharm Tech II Per Diem

Scotland Health Care System in Laurinburg, North Carolina•Pembroke, NC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Pharm Tech II Per Diem in the Scotland Retail Pharmacy - Pharmacy Retail: Pembroke. This is a part-time position with a 2nd shift schedule. The role involves ensuring medications are correctly admixed, dispensing and delivering medications, managing inventory, and serving as a training resource for new technicians. The position also requires adherence to specific pharmacy procedures, including scanning barcodes and meeting annual requirements for USP <797>.

Requirements

High School Diploma Or Equivalent
1 Year Hospital Experience Or 2 Years Retail Experience

Nice To Haves

Certification through the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board
B.S. Degree

Responsibilities

Medications issued from the pharmacy must be admixed correctly, with the technician calling for a pharmacist to verify active ingredients/diluents before drugs are added to IV bags.
Set up, package, dispense, and deliver unit/multi-dose medication according to standard procedures and techniques.
Mix prescribed drugs with intravenous solutions and prefill syringes under pharmacist supervision.
Replenish drugs and other pharmaceutical supplies on patient care units.
Keep records on narcotics and control drug distribution.
Set up, prepare, and package standard bulk formulations as directed.
Stock supplies and assist in taking inventory.
Retrieve discontinued or expired medications from stock and patient care areas; discard or return to stock as appropriate, completing corresponding documentation.
Serve as a training resource for new technicians and assist in evaluating their progress.
Assist in documentation of performance improvement activities under pharmacist's direction and review.
Assist other technicians in performing procedures and completing tasks.
Respond appropriately to phone inquiries and follow up appropriately.
Perform other related duties incidental to the work described herein.
Meet USP <797> annual requirements sufficiently and in a timely manner.
Scans barcodes into Paragon before new medications are added to pharmacy stock.
Barcodes must be scanned into Omnicell before medications may be added to Omnicells.