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McLeod Health

Regional not-for-profit healthcare system

Pharmacy Technician - Certified, Pharmacy

PharmacyUpdated on Nov 12
Part-timeCheraw, SC, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • South Carolina Pharmacy Technician Registration.
  • State of South Carolina and national certifications.
  • Pharmacy Technician Certified credential.
  • Pharmacy Technician Certification Board certification.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain a professional image and exhibit customer relations to patients, visitors, physicians, and co-workers in accordance with Service Excellence Standards and Core Values.
  • Exhibit the Service Excellence Standards and the Values of Caring, the Person, Quality, and Integrity in every interaction.
  • Understand the components of the Patient Medication Profile and use this information for problem resolution.
  • Understand and use pharmacy software to participate in workflow and assist in resolving medication-related issues.
  • Use the computer system to maintain accurate medication documentation and charges, charge for dispensed medications, and credit medications returned to the pharmacy.
  • Assist pharmacists in operating the Drug Distribution System and participate in staff huddles.
  • Perform state-certified technician tasks as outlined by the South Carolina Board of Pharmacy under a pharmacist's direct supervision.
  • Maintain organization and cleanliness of the work environment.
  • In acute care and infusion areas, know medications on the audit high-risk medication list and refer them to a pharmacist for checking according to pharmacy protocol.
  • In acute care and infusion areas, use pharmacy technology to compound, prepack, and barcode medications for dispensing to patients.
  • In acute care and infusion areas, accurately and securely pull and refill controlled substances.
  • In acute care and infusion areas, deliver and secure medications, including refilling automated dispensing cabinets and entering the correct expiration date.
  • In acute care and infusion areas, use sterile technique and follow current United States Pharmacopeia guidelines and procedures to prepare intravenous admixtures, including hazardous drugs after proper training.
  • In acute care and infusion areas, maintain and troubleshoot pharmacy printers, copiers, and fax machines, including changing paper and ink or ribbon and resetting printers.
  • In retail and outpatient areas, serve patients with a professional, caring demeanor to provide a quality patient experience.
  • In retail and outpatient areas, gather patient information and process prescriptions requested by patients.
  • In retail and outpatient areas, prioritize and fill prescriptions based on specific situations and make every effort to communicate with patients about issues or delays in filling prescriptions.
  • In retail and outpatient areas, investigate and resolve third-party payment issues.
  • In retail and outpatient areas, accurately count and close each register nightly, create the daily deposit form, make bank change each morning, and accurately count money at each transaction.
  • In retail and outpatient areas, ensure supplies are adequately stocked each day and inventory is maintained.
  • As a medication history technician, understand patient medication profiles and obtain and document patients' home medication lists, allergy information, and preferred pharmacy in the electronic medical record from relevant sources.
  • As a medication history technician, communicate information to a pharmacist or other healthcare team members and direct medication-related questions to a pharmacist.
  • As assigned, help ensure the continuing operation and performance of the Medication History Technician program through ongoing education and training new hires.
  • As assigned, maintain logs and other required monitoring forms and documentation.
  • As assigned, work the designated schedule in the emergency department, surgical home, or assigned floor, focusing on assigned patients.
  • Communicate follow-up tasks when unable to complete a medication history and complete outstanding prior-day follow-up tasks when no other medication history technician is assigned to floor patients.
  • Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned.

About the Company

McLeod Health

Regional not-for-profit healthcare system

McLeod Health runs a regional, not-for-profit health system with hospitals, clinics, and related care in Northeast South Carolina and Southeast North Carolina. It provides inpatient and outpatient services across acute beds, emergency and urgent care, neonatal care, behavioral health, hospice, home health, cancer care, and advanced surgical suites in 30 operating rooms. It distinguishes itself as locally owned and community-focused, with a broad network of facilities that coordinate care across towns rather than operating as a for-profit chain. Its goal is to improve community health by expanding access to comprehensive, coordinated care using advanced facilities and services.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Florence, AL
Founded
1906

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