Pharmacy Tech Skywalk Retail
Children's Wisconsin · Milwaukee, WI · 2 wk ago
HealthcarePart-time
About the role
Responsible for providing technical support to pharmacists at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Skywalk Pharmacy.
Responsibilities
- Enters prescriptions in the operating system, analyzes, and reviews prescriptions for completeness and accuracy according to specified standards.
- Accurately adjudicates prescription claims through insurance, performs prescription benefits investigation, and completes prior authorizations.
- Assists in the preparation, packaging, and labeling of medications.
- Prepares various forms of medication for patients in accordance with the policies and procedures at CHW.
- Interacts and communicates with patients, families, and other medical personnel in person and over the phone.
- Confers with the healthcare team to assure all patient information is communicated and received to manage the prescription process.
- Assists in inventory management by accurately maintaining inventory levels on the shelf and in the computer system, including narcotics and over-the-counter product management.
- Orders, receives, and properly stores and stocks products, checks for outdates, and processes returns as needed.
- Handles narcotics according to policy and procedures.
- Provides information to aid in the resolution of any discrepancies.
- Assists patients in the check-out process through the point of sale, collecting payment, and accurately closing the register drawer at the end of business.
- Contributes to the quality improvement activities of the department by gathering data.
Requirements
- High School graduate or Certificate of General Educational Development (GED) or High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED) required. Graduate of a pharmacy tech program preferred.
- 1+ years experience in a pharmaceutical environment preferred.
- License Pharmacy Technician (41) - State of Wisconsin required.
Skills
- Good interpersonal and customer relations skills are needed to communicate effectively with various hospital personnel and families and to gather and exchange factual pharmaceutical information.
- Ability to work well under pressure due to time constraints and varying workloads.
- Ability to concentrate and pay close attention to detail.
- Ability to operate a computer in order to generate lists, process medication orders, enter charges/credits, generate labels, retrieve patient information, and handle automated dispensing unit functions.
Schedule
Rotating schedule with 8 hour shifts starting between 8am and 11am and ending between 4:30pm and 7:30pm. Every 5th Weekend and a holiday rotation.