About The Position

Walgreens Pharmacy Technicians and Pharmacy Technician Apprentices work in a patient-centric pharmacy environment, interacting with customers and building patient relationships. Walgreens provides an earn-while-you-learn training program recognized by ASHP and the Department of Labor. The program offers courses, learning activities, resources, and on-the-job experience intended to develop the knowledge and skills needed to pursue Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) certification and a career in pharmacy care. Under the pharmacist’s direct supervision, the Pharmacy Technician assists in the practice of pharmacy in accordance with state and federal regulations and company policies. The role uses pharmacy systems to obtain patient and drug information and process prescriptions, supports pharmacy operations and customer service, and may assist with clinical services. The position requires English fluency and a willingness to work a flexible schedule, including evenings and weekends.

Requirements

  • Fluent in reading, writing, and speaking English, except in Puerto Rico.
  • Willingness to work a flexible schedule, including evening and weekend hours.

Nice To Haves

  • Six months of experience in a retail environment.
  • Prior work experience with Walgreens.
  • Good math skills for accurately counting, measuring, and weighing medications.
  • Good computer skills.
  • Knowledge of store inventory control.
  • PTCB certification.

Responsibilities

  • Assist the pharmacist in pharmacy practice and other Pharmacy Department duties, following state and federal regulations and company policies.
  • Use pharmacy systems to obtain patient and drug information, enter information accurately, and process prescriptions.
  • Retrieve, count, and pour medications, verify prescriptions, and check for possible drug interactions.
  • Assist pharmacists with scheduling and maintaining workflow.
  • Report prescription errors immediately and follow company policies and procedures for pharmacy errors and the Quality Improvement Program.
  • Follow the company’s Good Faith Dispensing policy during applicable prescription dispensing activities.
  • Register sales on the assigned cash register and collect and handle cash as required.
  • Engage customers and patients, offer assistance, resolve issues, answer questions, and provide a positive customer experience.
  • Help customers locate over-the-counter products when possible.
  • Handle telephone calls that do not require the pharmacist’s personal attention, including calls to physicians.
  • Correct and resubmit manual claims for third-party prescription programs promptly and efficiently, and perform assigned clerical duties.
  • Support inventory management by ordering, unpacking, checking, and storing pharmaceutical shipments.
  • Apply asset-protection techniques and file claims for pharmaceutical shipment overages, shortages, order errors, or damaged goods.
  • May assist with clinical services, including collecting and properly labeling blood or urine samples, and help coordinate services with pharmacy staff, Walgreens healthcare clinics, and external providers.
  • Help maintain relationships with local medical providers and health organizations through detailing and outreach.
  • Help keep the Pharmacy Department stocked, clean, neat, and orderly.
  • Comply with company policies and procedures and maintain respectful relationships with coworkers.
  • Complete special assignments and other tasks as assigned.
  • Earn and maintain PTCB certification through the designated training program and/or state-required certification or registration; otherwise, earn PTCB certification as a condition of promotion to senior technician.
  • Attend training requested by the manager, acquire continuing education credits, and maintain knowledge and skills in healthcare and pharmacy.
  • If PTCB certified, assist with and coach pharmacy technicians in pharmacy systems and cashiers in pharmacy cash-register operations.
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