PharmacyTech Disp.Valdosta

Pull and Package Medications

• Pulls correct medication from shelf and scans against prescription label for accuracy.
• Packages medication in appropriate container for correct dispensing system.

Mix and Label Medications

• Mixes pharmaceutical preparations according to written orders.
• Limits medication container with correct prescription label and necessary auxiliary labels.

Cleanliness and Maintenance

• Cleans and helps maintain equipment and work areas.
• Replenishes medications in emergencies, refrigerator, and controlled substances boxes accordingly.

Delivery and Documentation

• Prints delivery manifests and places in correct delivery tote.
• Locks delivery tote when ready for delivery; ensures totes are loaded to delivery vehicle.
• Unpacks items returned in totes and forwards to appropriate department.
• Pulls stickers for reorder items and forwards them to Inventory Manager.
• Places received stock on shelves accurately.
• Keeps medication storage area clean and free of dust and clutter.

Inspections and Replacements

• Completes and documents all assigned medication storage area inspections at least monthly.
• Identifies and replaces outdated or unusable medications.
• Generates reports and labels as required.
• Maintains logs, records and other required documentation accurately.

Documentation and Training

• Completes operations checklists and quality monitors and completes documentation as assigned.
• Aids in training new partners as required.

Equipment and Supplies

• Maintains TCGRx equipment.
• Replenishes AdvantageRx containers.
• Fills AdvantageRx trays.
• Operates AdvantageRx dispensing equipment including ATP-384, InSpectRx and Corrector.

Licenses, Certifications, Experience and Education

• High School diploma or GED.
• Current Certified Pharmacy Technician – State of South Carolina.
• National Pharmacy Technician Certification is required.
• 3 years pharmacy experience preferred.
• Should be familiar with medical terminology.
• Excellent communication skills.