PHARMACY TECHNICIAN II

Patient Care America•Pompano Beach, FL

10h

About The Position

Patient Care America is a premier renal healthcare provider specializing in precision medicine nutrition support and clinical solutions for kidney disease patients. We offer evidence-based therapies such as IDPN (Intradialytic Parenteral Nutrition) and IPN (Intraperitoneal Nutrition) to help manage malnutrition and improve clinical outcomes. Backed by published research demonstrating improvements in albumin levels, our therapies are trusted by nephrology teams and dialysis clinics nationwide. Proudly accredited by PCAB, ACHC, and NABP, we uphold the highest standards of safety, quality, and care. But our commitment extends far beyond delivering infusion therapies; our value-added services include oral nutrition supplement programs, access to our clinical support nurse team, patient support networks and free continuing education for registered dietitians and nurses. As a leading renal solutions provider, we also offer bundled prescription medications, streamlining delivery and supporting improved medication adherence. To support patients beyond the clinic, we provide digital tools and community-based platforms tailored to their needs and experiences. These tools include educational resources, the TransplantLyfe365 app, and an online peer community (www.TransplantLyfe.com [http://www.TransplantLyfe.com]) Driven by a dedicated commitment to scientific rigor, clinical excellence and compassionate care, Patient Care America is redefining what it means to be a true partner through each stage of kidney care. The Pharmacy Technician II is responsible for data entry of prescriptions into the pharmacy computer system and fulfillment under the direction of the Pharmacist and in accordance with the policies and procedures of the company, the state’s pharmacy regulations, and other regulatory entities. The Pharmacy Technician II assists Pharmacists in assuring that prescribed medication(s) and supplies are prepared and dispensed as directed by Physician’s orders and shipped in the most efficient manner and/or to patient’s requirements.

Requirements

Current, valid Pharmacy Technician license issued by the State of Florida.
2 – 4 years of Pharmacy Technician experience.
2 – 3 years of sterile compounding experience required.
Detail oriented; strong organizational skills.
Ability to multitask and prioritize effectively.
Knowledge and understanding of USP Chapter 797.
Excellent interpersonal skills to maintain relationships with both internal and external customers.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Strong computer skills and ability to learn pharmacy software and other proprietary software programs.
Strong customer service skills.
Ability to work as part of a diverse team and promote a positive team environment.
Self-motivated, able to work independently, with minimal supervision.
Effective problem solving skills.
Ability to handle complex situations.
Ability to create and analyze reports.
Competence in the maintenance of the clean room and compounding documentation.
Competence and compliance with all pharmacy and company policies and guidelines.
Successful completion of Texas Sterile Compounding and Aseptic Technique program.
You must be able to pass a drug, background screen and be eligible to work in the U.S.

Nice To Haves

Experience working in a fast-paced, deadline driven environment preferred.
Working knowledge of CPR+ preferred.
Experience with Microsoft Office preferred.

Responsibilities

Enter data into CPR+ and/or any other pharmacy-specific software.
Accurately enter new prescriptions and compounding instructions, process refills, process formula changes, create delivery tickets and compounding worksheets, process new patient starts, complete assigned tasks (“To-Do’s”).
Perform appropriate calculations when required.
Maintain patient profiles, enter progress notes, attach documents and enter lab values into CPR+.
Answer phone calls and handle/triage appropriately.
Perform quality check of daily patient orders, boxes, bins and delivery tickets.
Work with warehouse to complete a final review of shipments.
Communicate effectively through email with both internal and external customers.
Use the appropriate resources to effectively solve problems.
Participate in cleaning the cleanroom, anteroom and workroom per company policies.
Clean and maintain equipment in the work areas according to USP 797 guidelines and the Florida State Board of Pharmacy regulations, as outlined in company policies and procedures.
Successfully complete media fill testing annually and as required.
Successfully complete all didactic training and process validations as required.
Participate in training required to compound sterile preparations using approved aseptic technique.
Participate in sanitizing products and stocking the cleanroom.
Comply with all state and federal regulations and all company policies.
Comply with all HIPAA and privacy policies and practices.
Participate in quarterly inventory.
Participate in routine check of expiration dates.
Participate in the on-call rotation as scheduled.
Participate in team building activities and maintain a positive work environment.
Maintain professionalism at all times.
Perform any and all other essential job functions as assigned.
Utilization of analytical abilities to initiate and present simple reports of a detailed nature.
Accurately and efficiently compound sterile preparations using approved aseptic technique for pharmacist review.
Properly clean the sterile compounding room, anteroom and workroom per company policies and procedures.
Train other staff members in the appropriate maintenance and cleaning of the clean room and other clean room equipment per company policy.
Fully document clean room activities per company policy.
Accurately train level 1 team members in sterile compounding using approved aseptic technique.