Pharmacy Technician - Omnicell Hybrid On-Site & Field Tech

CVS Health•Perrysburg, OH

1d•$17 - $28•Hybrid

About The Position

The Automated Dispensing Unit (ADU) Pharmacy Technician supports medication needs and regulatory compliance for patients, maintains patient confidentiality, and performs assigned pharmacy tasks to help fill prescriptions promptly, safely, and accurately. The role also serves as a liaison between Omnicare and its long-term care facility clients, providing ongoing support to promote customer satisfaction. Key work includes replenishing, auditing, and supporting ADU cabinets at customer facilities, with travel between facilities in company-owned vehicles. The position will be employed by Omnicare, which is continuing as an independent organization following its sale by CVS Health. The role is primarily focused on ADU operations, including stocking and auditing cabinets, maintaining software and user databases, reviewing reports, training facility staff, supporting installations, troubleshooting issues, logging deliveries, and monitoring inventory. It also performs pharmacy technician and related workflow duties, including medication preparation and dispensing support, controlled medication compliance tasks, inventory, packaging, staging, receiving, and delivery preparation. The technician communicates with facility staff and leadership, documents feedback and requests for follow-up, and helps track in-facility equipment. This is a full-time position with 40 anticipated weekly hours. The work environment is climate-controlled and smoke-free. The role may involve extended hours as needed, driving for long periods, and lifting up to 25 pounds on occasion. The stated hourly pay range is $17.00–$28.46.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED, verifiable.
Pharmacy technician certification, license, or registration, as required by state law.
Ability to concentrate on tasks without distraction.
Verbal and written communication skills for interacting with customers and colleagues.
Active listening skills, including understanding others, asking appropriate questions, and not interrupting inappropriately.
Ability to use math to solve problems, such as calculating a prescription’s days’ supply.
Ability to recognize when something is wrong or likely to go wrong and identify problems.
Ability to choose an appropriate course of action in complex situations.
Customer service orientation.
Geographical knowledge of the service area.
Current, valid driver’s license in the state at the level required to operate the vehicle.
Ability to drive for long periods.

Nice To Haves

One to three years of relevant work experience (preferred).
Prior experience in the long-term care industry.
Previous experience in a pharmacy, retail, medical, or customer service setting.
Previous experience as a pharmacy technician.
PTCB National Certification.

Responsibilities

Operate and maintain ADUs, including their appearance and cleanliness, and replace quick reference guides.
Restock and destock ADUs at Omnicare-serviced facilities; perform monthly medication audits to verify quantities, expiration dates, and condition.
Maintain ADU software and user databases, review reports for discrepancies and dispensing data, and troubleshoot ADU issues with facilities and the pharmacy.
Train facility staff on ADU operation as needed and coordinate readiness for new ADU installations, including initial inventory and user setup.
Review and complete ADU policies, training, and standard operating procedures annually.
Log deliveries and related documents, monitor inventory, and maintain facility ADUs at optimal operating levels.
Alert management to maintenance issues and safely operate Omnicare-owned vehicles while following designated routes using mobile applications and GPS.
Review and complete driver safety policies, training, and procedures annually.
Coordinate assigned pharmacy workflows with the functional supervisor and follow procedures for non-sterile and/or sterile product compounding and assembly, as applicable.
Prepare and process medications as directed, including measuring, mixing, counting, labeling, and recording amounts and dosages in accordance with prescriptions, policies, and regulations.
Perform compliance tasks supporting DEA and controlled-medication dispensing, including filling narcotic and controlled STAT prescriptions as directed.
Rotate among assigned pharmacy workstations, maintain a safe and clean work environment, and help prepare finished prescriptions and perform light warehouse duties.
Receive deliveries, pull and stage products, rotate stock, coordinate with drivers, and help ensure accurate shipments and timely deliveries.
Perform physical inventories; sort baskets, scan medication pending delivery, prepare manifests and ancillary paperwork, retrieve medication totes, check bins for missed medications, and scan manifests to confirm delivery.
Follow applicable government regulations, including HIPAA, and maintain professional and ethical standards and patient confidentiality.
Interact professionally with facility staff and leadership, communicate messages, solicit and log feedback and requests for follow-up, and assist with tracking in-facility equipment such as medication carts, fax machines, and scanners.