Pharmacy Technician I- PRN, Rotating

#REF!•Plano, TX

19h•Onsite

About The Position

The Pharmacy Technician I position is a PRN (as needed) role with rotating shifts, requiring two weekends of work per month. This role is part of the Pharmacy Department at Texas Health Plano, a 386-bed facility that manages four other facilities. The department emphasizes a high level of safety with experienced staff, 24/7 pharmacist and technician coverage, and supportive leadership that encourages education and growth. The team and ancillary departments offer fantastic support. Texas Health Plano has served North Texas communities since 1991 and is a comprehensive facility specializing in various medical areas, holding multiple accreditations and designations, including Magnet status.

Requirements

H.S. Diploma or Equivalent is required
Pharmacy Tech Hospital experience is strongly preferred
RPhT - Registered Pharmacy Technician Upon Hire is required
Proficiency in written and verbal English language, computers, the ability to adapt to various software systems, and basic math including conversions, proportions, ratios, and algebra.
The ability to work alone and as part of a team.

Nice To Haves

IV Certification Upon Hire is preferred

Responsibilities

Timely and accurate preparation, delivery to the nursing units/appropriate departments & storage of medications, including (when appropriate) the use of technology to do so, varies by location.
Ensuring accuracy of one's own work as well as the maintenance of required competencies, and other documentation.
Must reflect consistently departmental quality improvement and Patient Safety standards, programs, and initiatives.
Ongoing professional development and growth, leads by example, perpetuates accountability, manages own time.
Communicate effectively, develop positive working relationships and role model teamwork that reflects the Texas Health Promise Behaviors.
Trains new employees on routine tasks, under the direction of designated personnel.
Shares the responsibility for minimizing pharmaceutical costs (including wastage) and discovering new process efficiencies.