Mixing Tech

About the Role

Lowcountry Oncology Associates is dedicated to delivering high-quality and compassionate cancer care in our community, for our community, and by oncologists who live in our community. Our team values the contributions of every member to create a culture of people helping people and making a difference in the lives of those we serve.

Responsibilities

• Support pharmacological services by assembling, stocking, and distributing medications.
• Maintain records by documenting and filing prescriptions and physician orders.
• Sort, stock, and label medications while monitoring inventory.
• Respond to requests from patients and healthcare providers, answer questions, and refer inquiries to the Pharmacy Manager.
• Comply with rules, regulations, and procedures to maintain a clean and safe pharmacy, including sterilizing equipment and surfaces.
• Process prescriptions electronically, ensuring all information is accurate and complete.
• Generate revenues by recording, calculating, and issuing charges.
• Perform administrative tasks such as record-keeping as assigned by the Pharmacy Manager.
• Deliver medications at the counter and process payments.
• Assist patients with insurance questions.
• Help research and apply for drug assistance programs for patients needing financial assistance.
• Organize pharmacy inventory.
• Measure, mix, and label medication dosages.
• Under the supervision of the Pharmacy Manager, dispense prescription and over-the-counter medications to patients.
• Collect insurance and other information necessary to distribute prescriptions.
• Repackage prescriptions.
• Additional responsibilities may be assigned to support our mission of delivering high-quality and compassionate cancer care.

Requirements

• Active SC Pharmacy Technician registration or SC State-Certified Pharmacy Technician registration.
• Must be a Certified Pharmacy Technician.
• Computer skills required: proficiency in electronic medical records systems, pharmacy systems, and Microsoft Office.
• Knowledge and understanding of Community Pharmacy daily operations, including filling, processing, and dispensing oral medications.
• Knowledge and understanding of the practice of community-based pharmacy.
• Ability to work effectively with all departments, vendors, and consultants.