Pharmacy Technician

Mail-Meds Clinical Pharmacy•Norfolk, VA

9d•$22 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

Mail Meds Clinical Pharmacy is now hiring a Pharmacy Technician. Founded in 2003, Mail-Meds Clinical Pharmacy is an industry leader and the authority in Adherence Pharmacy. We are committed to delivering a clinical practice that optimizes patient medication adherence while providing state-of-the art services that empowers patients to manage otherwise difficult medication regimen effectively, efficiently, and safely, thereby, improving a patient’s health and quality of life.

Requirements

Must have a high school diploma or equivalent
Active state pharmacy technician license/registration in good standing (or eligibility to obtain before start date)
Minimum of 1 year experience
Previous pharmacy technician experience in retail, outpatient, long term care or hospital setting
Strong math skills for accurate counting, measuring, and dosage calculations. High attention to detail and accuracy.
Excellent customer service and communication skills, with a professional and empathetic demeanor.
Must be able to pass a Level I and Level II Background check and drug screen as required

Nice To Haves

Familiar with medication alignment/long term care processing a plus

Responsibilities

Dispensing Technician works directly with the pharmacists to fulfill prescription medication orders and maintain inventory control.
Receive, review, and accurately enter new prescriptions and refill requests into the pharmacy system.
Prepare and package medications by counting, measuring, pouring, and labeling prescription products according to provider orders.
Print, apply, and verify prescription labels, auxiliary labels, and patient information for accuracy and completeness.
Process third party prescriptions, including insurance claims, rejections, and prior authorization follow up under pharmacist direction.
Maintain accurate and up to date patient profiles, including allergies, demographics, and medication histories.
Assist patients at the counter and by phone, resolving basic questions and triaging clinical issues to the pharmacist.
Handle point of sale transactions, including prescription pickups, return to stock per policy.
Monitor, rotate, and restock inventory; check for and remove expired, recalled, or damaged products.
Prepare and load medications for automated dispensing cabinets, counting machines, or other pharmacy technology.
Follow all state and federal regulations, pharmacy policies, and safety/quality standards in daily work.
Maintain a clean, organized, and secure work area, including cleaning equipment and work surfaces per schedule.
Collaborate with pharmacists, providers, and other team members to support safe and timely patient care.