Pharmacy Technician

Harps Food Stores•Heber Springs, AR

About The Position

The Pharmacy Technician supports pharmacy department operations and helps deliver a positive, high-quality customer experience. The role involves department readiness, staffing, supervision, price maintenance, policies and procedures, inventory preparation, financial goals, cleanliness, and safe use of equipment and tools. It also supports replenishment and inventory processes, including ordering, receiving, invoicing, back stock, returns, damages, and supply use. The Pharmacy Technician supports compliance with applicable state and federal pharmacy regulations, licenses, training, and education requirements. The role requires problem-solving, attention to safety and quality, dependable conduct, integrity, professionalism, and effective relationships with customers and coworkers. The employee is expected to support Harps’ mission by exceeding customer expectations and fostering teamwork and respect.

Requirements

Pharmacy Technician certification.
Ability to work a flexible schedule, including evenings and weekends as needed.
Ability to adapt to different situations and respond flexibly to shifting priorities and rapid change.
Ability to interpret, understand, and follow instructions.
Ability to complete tasks in a timely manner.
Ability to move, lift, carry, and place merchandise and supplies weighing 10 pounds or less without assistance.
Ability to frequently reach overhead and below the knees, and to push, pull, bend, stoop, crouch, and twist, with or without bearing weight.
Ability to squat, kneel, and climb occasionally.
Ability to perform frequent repetitive hand and arm motions, such as grasping, gripping, and turning.
Ability to stand and/or walk frequently throughout the shift.
Ability to visually locate merchandise and other objects and verify information, often in small print.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or G.E.D. equivalent.
One year of previous experience in a retail pharmacy environment.
Knowledge of data entry for third-party billing.
National Certification of Pharmacy Technicians.

Responsibilities

Support pharmacy department readiness, staffing, supervision, price maintenance, policies and procedures, inventory preparation, financial goals and objectives, cleanliness, and safe use of equipment and tools.
Support replenishment and inventory processes, including ordering, receiving, invoicing and accounting, back stock, reclamation and returns, damages and reworks, supply use, and inventory preparation.
Support compliance with state and federal pharmacy regulations and requirements, including applicable licenses and required training and education.
Define problems clearly and use critical thinking and logic to obtain answers in an organized manner.
Produce and promote high-quality products and services while following procedures that affect personal and workplace safety.
Build and maintain respectful, fair, and sincere relationships with others.
Follow company policies and procedures, attend regularly and punctually, adhere to the dress code, help ensure a safe work environment, and complete other assigned duties.
Deliver customer service in accordance with the SMILE Program and look for ways to help customers and coworkers.
Act with integrity and professionalism and take accountability for attitude, performance, and results.
Anticipate and recognize customer needs, use customer information to improve products and services, and continually seek to improve customer service.
Encourage teamwork, cooperation, and trust; support coworkers and treat others fairly and respectfully.