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Multnomah County

Pharmacy Technician

Part-TimeDeadline 10/25/26
$27.64 - $33.99/hr
Junior
Portland, OR, USA
In Person
Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryPharmacy

About the job

Requirements
  • Equivalent to completion of the twelfth grade.
  • At least six months of experience working in a retail pharmacy setting.
  • Currently hold a license in good standing as a Pharmacy Technician from the Oregon Board of Pharmacy.
  • Demonstrate the ability to apply an equity, intersectional, and anti-racist lens.
  • Demonstrate judgment, diplomacy, and tact when handling sensitive, complex, and confidential information and situations, and act professionally and empathetically with individuals and communities.
  • Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the cultures, traditions, attitudes, beliefs, social experiences, and histories of people experiencing oppression and barriers to opportunity, including the origins and results of disparities related to racism and socioeconomic injustice.
Responsibilities
  • Gather patient information needed for prescription processing.
  • Perform online billing, contact third-party insurers to clarify and resolve claim rejections, and confirm payments.
  • Prepare prescriptions by counting, pouring, or mixing medications and labeling containers.
  • Answer phones, take messages for refill requests, pull medications from stock for pharmacists, and file written prescriptions after dispensing.
  • Answer staff and patient questions that do not require a pharmacist's professional expertise or judgment, and assist them to ensure timely, quality customer service.
  • Review and analyze patient profiles in the electronic health record and pharmacy software for coverage notes and refill requests to providers.
  • Complete prescription sales and collect pharmacy copays and fees.
  • Close out batches at the end of each shift and prepare daily deposits.
  • Manage inventory by ordering drugs and supplies from wholesalers and other vendors using online systems; receiving, checking in, and stocking drugs and supplies; processing order errors and vendor returns; checking for outdated medications and processing expired medications for return to a reverse distributor; and monitoring refrigerated items for proper temperature.
  • Complete requested reports and documentation.
  • Perform related duties as instructed or required.
  • As a county employee, support the public during inclement weather, natural disasters, or other community emergencies; employees may be reassigned to emergency-response roles to meet critical needs.
Desired Qualifications
  • Additional specialized training in pharmacy or a related field.
  • Experience working in a retail pharmacy and/or community health center pharmacy setting.

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