PM Pulling Technician

Hallandale Pharmacy•Fort Lauderdale, FL

16d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for receiving, reviewing, pulling, and organizing medications, pharmaceutical products, and medical supplies according to order specifications. Duties include preparing orders and supply kits with items such as injectables, syringes, needles, insulin, alcohol, pills, and troches, ensuring the correct products and quantities are selected. Organizes orders by priority, follows proper procedures for refrigerated and non-refrigerated products, and places completed orders in designated areas for the next stage of processing or final review. Maintains accuracy, organization, and attention to detail throughout the process.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (GED) required.
Current certification as a Pharmacy Technician or applicable state license required.
Must have written and verbal English communication skills.
Ability to stand or move continuously during the 8 to 10 hour work shift.
Capability to lift and handle trays, supplies, and packages up to 25 lbs (11 kg).
Manual precision for handling syringes, needles, and small supplies.
Tolerance for working in temperature-controlled (refrigerated) environments.
Constant use of personal protective equipment (PPE): gloves, mask, eye protection, etc.
Good vision (with correction if necessary) for reading labels and verifying products.

Nice To Haves

1 to 2 years of experience in pharmacy, laboratory, or healthcare logistics environments preferred.
Experience in compounding pharmacies or handling injectable/refrigerated products preferred.
Bilingual proficiency in English and Spanish preferred.

Responsibilities

Reviews each order to ensure the correct patient, products, and quantities are selected.
Monitors and organizes orders according to priority and workflow.
Pulls medications and medical supplies from designated stations as specified in the order.
Combines all required items to ensure each order or kit is complete.
Verifies completed orders and places them in the designated area for the next step.
Reports any supply shortages, order errors, or protocol deviations.
Transfers orders to the Regular Injectable station when required, following established protocol.
Collaborates efficiently with staff from other stations to maintain a steady workflow.
Accurate recording of processed orders: Documents which components were packed in each order.
Notes and reports any missing items or inconsistencies in orders.
Ensures procedures are strictly followed and properly documented when necessary.
Identifies and prepares urgent or fast orders first.
Keeps supplies well-sorted and orders placed in their designated racks.
Quickly adjusts to variations in order volume or protocol updates.