Pharmacy Technician

Druid City Vital Care•Metairie, LA

13d

About The Position

The Pharmacy Technician supports pharmacists in the accurate and efficient preparation and dispensing of medications. The role includes managing prescription orders, preparing and labeling medications, maintaining sterile environments, and helping ensure patient safety. The technician communicates with patients, pharmacists, and healthcare providers to support clear communication and timely service. The position contributes to infusion pharmacy care by helping patients receive the correct medications promptly and safely.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 1 year of compounding experience.
Pharmacy Technician certification (CPhT) from an accredited program or equivalent experience.
Basic knowledge of pharmacy operations and medication safety standards.
Ability to operate fax machines and pharmacy software systems.
Demonstrated reliability and strong attention to detail.
Ability to sit or stand for extended periods while performing job duties.

Nice To Haves

Experience working in hospital and/or retail pharmacy settings.
Familiarity with sterilization techniques and maintaining sterile environments.
Additional certifications or training related to pharmacy technology or healthcare.
Strong interpersonal skills and respectful communication.
Experience with order entry systems and inventory management software.

Responsibilities

Coordinate and schedule sterile admixture preparation with guidance from the Pharmacist.
Perform product preparation calculations and obtain Pharmacist validation before compounding or mixing.
Compound sterile and non-sterile admixtures using aseptic technique in accordance with state regulations.
Prepare labels, prescriptions, and compounding worksheets, and maintain accurate lot-number, expiration-date, and batch documentation.
Generate delivery and pick-up slips under Pharmacist supervision.
Pick and pull supplies needed for compounding.
Clean, sanitize, and maintain cleanrooms and related equipment according to company policies and procedures.
Collect supply inventories from patients or clients and communicate findings to the Pharmacist as needed.
Participate in branch management meetings, departmental discussions, and quality improvement initiatives.
Comply with accreditation standards and regulatory requirements, including OSHA, FDA, and applicable state and federal guidelines for infusion pharmacy.