Pharmacy Tech
PURPOSE
Assist the Pharmacist in the operations of the pharmacy; provide patient counseling, assist with prescription transfers, provide other prescription products, and appropriate customer service in compliance with federal and state laws and store policies and procedures.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Takes all steps required to fill prescriptions in compliance with all laws, regulations, and company policies and procedures regarding the sale of pharmaceuticals including retrieves the product(s); counts; pours or measures out the required quantity according to established company methods and procedures; and affixes the label permanently to the container.
- Responds to telephone requests from customers, physicians, and vendors, within the scope of the law and defers to the pharmacist when necessary.
- Communicates and cooperates with peers, subordinates, managers, physicians, and customers in all pharmacy related areas in a courteous and professional manner in accordance with customer service guidelines.
- Assists with monthly CII audits.
- Understands correct procedures for billing, filling, and dispensing products.
- Ensures timely implementation of company policies, procedures, and programs; and enforces professional and operational standards, including compliance with legal regulations.
- Maintains all state and federal record keeping for controlled substances.
- Stocks pharmacy product orders to specific bay locations.
- Helps train other pharmacy technicians and abides by state regulations regarding technician training and licensure.
- Maintains inventory levels to company goals, rotates stock, and utilizes RX return process.
- Adheres to Department Appearance Standards (DAS) and dress code standards.
- Performs other duties as assigned by the Pharmacy Manager, Staff Pharmacist, Store Director, Pharmacy Operations Manager, Corporate Management.
- Participates in all company sponsored programs.
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
- Chemicals.
- Exposure to compounding chemicals
- Exposure to blood borne pathogens