Data Entry Pharmacy Technician

Job Summary

The Data Entry Pharmacy Technician role is a vital role within FARMAKEIO’s operations, focused accurately and efficiently entering patient and prescription information into a pharmacy's computer system. Reporting to the Pharmacist in Charge, this position is essential for ensuring patient safety, maintaining precise records, and supporting the overall operations of the pharmacy.

Key Responsibilities

• Entering Patient and Prescription Information: Accurately inputting new and refill prescription details, including drug names, dosages, and patient demographics. This requires strong attention to detail to avoid errors that could lead to medication mix-ups or incorrect dosing.
• Processing Insurance Claims: Submitting prescription claims to insurance companies and resolving any rejections or billing issues. This involves understanding various insurance plans and communicating effectively with both patients and insurers.
• Maintaining Patient Profiles: Updating and managing patient information, such as allergies, medical conditions, and contact details, to ensure comprehensive and up-to-date records. This is critical for preventing adverse drug interactions.
• Collaborating with Pharmacists: Working closely with pharmacists and other pharmacy staff to address data discrepancies, verify prescription details, and assist with inventory management. This collaborative environment ensures a smooth workflow and high-quality patient care.

Qualifications

• Must hold a current National PTCB certification and be a licensed pharmacy technician in the State of Texas.
• Prioritize at least 2 years of experience in a compounding pharmacy environment, preferably within a 503A regulated setting.
• Proven verbal and written communication skills to effectively interact with patients, practitioners, and team members.
• Superior customer service and interpersonal skills to foster positive relationships and ensure patient satisfaction.
• Familiarity with FDA regulations, USP standards, and cGMP principles is highly preferred.