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Performs the manual technical tasks involved with the proper storage, distribution, packaging and labeling of drugs, associated record keeping and patient charging systems. Works under the supervision of a Registered Pharmacist. Follows proper procedures for the operation of equipment and use of supplies.  Maintains and coordinates systems to ensure that pharmacy operations run efficiently on a day-to-day basis. Essential Key Job Responsibilities - Assists pharmacist in providing pharmaceutical care to include (but not limited to): - Preparing, filling and distributing medication - Screening phone calls/orders and alerting the pharmacist to patient-specific data - Prepares labels with medication name, strength, lot number and expiration date. - Performs monthly patient care area inspections and reports as assigned by the manager. - Completes charges/credits daily for billing. - Maintains the various work areas of the department and equipment/utensils in a neat, clean, and orderly appearance. - Restocks special care stock supplies (i.e. emergency drugs to crash carts and heart carts) under pharmacist supervision. - Performs duties in documented accordance with requirements of all regulatory and governing bodies. Mandatory education from a system and department level is completed. - Safe handling/disposal / packaging for Transport of Pharmaceutical Waste/ Hazardous Materials/Bio- Hazardous Regulated Medical Waste. 1) Completes the Resource Conservation Recovery Act (RCRA) and Hazardous Waste education during employee orientation. 2) Tri –annually education for the D.O.T training. 3) is knowledgeable of the process for identifying the proper waste stream and uses the appropriate container to dispose of waste. 4) Knowledgeable regarding the process to contact the emergency response coordinator for hazardous waste/pharmaceutical release/spill clean-up. - Other duties as assigned by management.

What you’ll do: - Assists in the preparation of sterile intravenous under pharmacist supervision. - Maintains adequate levels of stock drugs in Automated Dispensing System on nursing units. - Checks for discontinued IV admixture solutions and antibiotic piggyback solutions in nursing unit refrigerator. Returns unused medications to the pharmacy. - Repackages and labels bulk oral solid and liquid drugs into unit-dose form under pharmacist supervision. Reconstitutes drugs and prepares compounds under pharmacist supervision. Maintains accurate packaging log under pharmacist supervision. - Resupplies emergency drugs to crash carts and heart carts under pharmacist supervision.   Why you want to work with us: CHI Health is a faith-based organization that upholds to our core values. There are so many opportunities for professional growth and development. Start your journey with us, and let us help guide the way. Other benefits included: Paid Vacation 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan Tuition Reimbursement ($3,000/annually for FT) Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Flexible & Dependent-Care Spending Accounts Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Life, Accidental Death, Short-term Disability and Dismemberment Insurance

What you’ll do: - Assists in the preparation of sterile intravenous under pharmacist supervision. - Maintains adequate levels of stock drugs in Automated Dispensing System on nursing units. - Checks for discontinued IV admixture solutions and antibiotic piggyback solutions in nursing unit refrigerator. Returns unused medications to the pharmacy. - Repackages and labels bulk oral solid and liquid drugs into unit-dose form under pharmacist supervision. Reconstitutes drugs and prepares compounds under pharmacist supervision. Maintains accurate packaging log under pharmacist supervision. - Resupplies emergency drugs to crash carts and heart carts under pharmacist supervision.   Why you want to work with us: CHI Health is a faith-based organization that upholds to our core values. There are so many opportunities for professional growth and development. Start your journey with us, and let us help guide the way. Other benefits included: Paid Vacation 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan Tuition Reimbursement ($3,000/annually for FT) Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Flexible & Dependent-Care Spending Accounts Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Life, Accidental Death, Short-term Disability and Dismemberment Insurance

POSITION SUMMARY Assists the pharmacist with tasks involved in providing high quality pharmacy services to our patients, including the preparation of IV admixtures, filling medication requests, and maintaining pharmacy inventory   WHAT YOU WILL NEED - Communication - The ability to communicate effectively with a variety of people including, patients, Pharmacists and Physicians - Problem Solving - The ability to problem solve problems with patients, insurance companies and co-workers - Pay Attention to the small things - The ability to pay attention to details is a highly sought after skill

Job Summary: Performs a variety of tasks in support of the daily workflow of the ambulatory pharmacy department to include the appropriate distribution of drug therapy under the direct supervision of a Pharmacist and in compliance with State and Federal Laws and in accordance with FHS policies and procedures. Incumbents are accountable for 1) order entry, 2) preparation and dispersion of prescribed medications, 3) insurance billing 4) cashiering/customer service, 5) taking inventory/stocking and tracking medication and supply orders, and 5) performing routine clerical/administrative tasks. Incumbents may oversee the operational dispensary. Incumbents are also accountable for: maintaining a clean and safe environment; using appropriate aseptic technique; handling controlled substances appropriately; completing all educational modules; attending regular staff meetings; keeping abreast of departmental changes/current FHS policy and procedures and The Joint Commission requirements.   Essential Duties: - Receives and enters pharmaceutical orders in systems. - Prioritizes and organizes daily work for optimal operations of pharmacy. - Prepares and distributes medications in accordance with American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) guidelines. - Maintains proper stock levels in assigned pharmacy locations. - Performs insurance billing and administrative support functions. - Contributes to the department’s safe and accurate operations. Performs related duties as required.

1.         Perform all duties of Pharmacy Technician Trainee:            a. Perform in accordance with established policies and procedures all packaging and other duties related to the preparation of medication for distribution to inpatients, subject to pharmacist check.            b. "Pick" or otherwise assemble doses of medication for distribution to inpatients, subject to pharmacist check, using computer-generated fill list or strip.            c. Restock supplies in IV room, assemble ingredients, organize workflow, maintain files; deliver completed IV admixtures.            d. Maintain all records and documents relating to controlled drug distribution and usage; conduct audits of all controlled substance storage areas as deemed necessary by Director.            e. Replenish, maintain records, and deliver drug supply carts to special care areas.            f. Restock, process charge vouchers, and assure current dating of all drug supplies contained in crash cart drug trays and emergency drug boxes.            g. Prepare floor stock and satellite orders, subject to pharmacist check.            h. Restock unit-dose medications; remove outdated products.            i.  Fill medications from strips printed by the computer.            j. Deliver and exchange medication bins to patient room.            k. Credit all medications and return to stock.            l. Transfer medications and return to stock.            m. Pull medications from all discharged patient bins and issue proper credit.            n. Print identification for medication bins. 2.         Dispense, receive, and reconcile substances daily with Anesthesiology department. 3.         Review Anesthesiology records daily to extract all Pharmacy charges. 4.         Restock cassettes for ophthalmology surgery and for cardiac surgery. 5.         Perform monthly nursing station inspections. 6.         Enter data into computer in order to reprint IV labels; process credit, record waste, and determine current status of specific IV orders. 7.         Perform computer functions involving credits/charge in inpatient system. 8.         Perform duties required in processing discharged/transferred patients' medications and records. 9.         Prepare name cards for patient medication bins. 10.       File NCR copy of physicians' orders and other documents. 11.       Communicate with nursing and other personnel regarding distribution of medication; answer phone, refer calls, take messages, etc. 12.       Assist in training new personnel in duties related to area of specialty. 13.    Perform other related duties as assigned.

POSITION SUMMARY Performs duties to ensure activities and regulatory tasks occur on a timely basis and meets appropriate/required guidelines; policies and procedures. Maintains and optimizes the automated dispensing systems and temperature monitoring system. When requested, Assists the pharmacist in the preparation of IV admixtures, filling medication requests, and maintaining pharmacy inventory   POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES - Leadership and advisory role for the pharmacy technician group in areas of work processes and practices, training, schedules, performance standards, continuing education, competency validation, representation at appropriate meetings, and other areas as assigned - Coordinate the use of the automated drug distribution system for both pharmacy such as database management, rese􀆫ng of par and reorder levels, cabinet optimization, coordinating maintenance, service support liaison and other - Coordinate the use of the IDS automated dispensing system and temperature monitoring system to assure proper system operation, alarm monitoring and reporting and other - Assist the pharmacist in filling medication orders, prescriptions, and pharmacy stock - Accurately prepare medications for the pharmacist to check, when appropriate, including appropriate auxiliary labels, in a timely manner - Assure that a pharmacist’s final check and signature documentation of all products has occurred when appropriate prior to their delivery - Attend promptly to the directives of the pharmacist and supervisory personnel - Accurately prepare sterile products in a timely manner, adhering to required aseptic technique at all times - Accurately select the appropriate drug product(s) required for the preparation of sterile products and assure that all necessary components are available for final check by the pharmacist - May be Responsible for purchasing activities, assisting other areas within the pharmacy as needed.

- Shall possess the personal characteristics necessary for successfully fulfilling his/her responsibilities. These characteristics include good communication skills, initiative, and attention to detail, flexibility, and cooperation. - Should demonstrate competency in all Pharmacy Technician I skills.  - Demonstrates proficiency and has responsibility for: - Accurately  performs pharmaceutical calculations on injectable medications with a narrow therapeutic index - Preparing IV admixtures using aseptic technique, following USP797/800 requirements, using LAWs or CAIs - Preparing all batch medications and documenting appropriately on IV compounding log - Accurately labels and assigns expiration dates on IV admixtures prepared - Managing inventory, ordering meds and supplies based on patient needs, managing par levels - Managing expired IV medications, returns and credits - Monitoring and documentation of environmental conditions - Maintaining LAWs and CAIs according to manufacturer specifications - Performing cleaning procedures for LAWs and CAIs, IV work surfaces and IV rooms as defined by USP797/800, accurately documenting daily, weekly, and monthly requirements - Appropriate use of PPE - Must have training in:  applicable EHR, pharmacy automation, sterile compounding, and computer applications including Microsoft Word. 

Our more experienced Pharmacy Techs have advanced skills allowing them to complete some pretty rigorous tasks.  While they still work with the Pharmacist to support the medication management of our patients, they also assist the Pharmacist in the operations related to Compounding intravenous admixtures for patients.  This includes managing IV room and compounding equipment and controlled environments.  Pharmacy preparation of IV medications is high risk because of the irretrievability and the extended beyond-use dating, which exponentially increases the potential to introduce contaminants and cause life-threatening infections in patients.  If you are a detail oriented Pharmacy Tech, we want to talk to you.

- Shall possess the personal characteristics necessary for successfully fulfilling his/her responsibilities. These characteristics include good communication skills, initiative, and attention to detail, flexibility, and cooperation. - Should demonstrate competency in all Pharmacy Technician I skills.  - Demonstrates proficiency and has responsibility for: - Accurately  performs pharmaceutical calculations on injectable medications with a narrow therapeutic index - Preparing IV admixtures using aseptic technique, following USP797/800 requirements, using LAWs or CAIs - Preparing all batch medications and documenting appropriately on IV compounding log - Accurately labels and assigns expiration dates on IV admixtures prepared - Managing inventory, ordering meds and supplies based on patient needs, managing par levels - Managing expired IV medications, returns and credits - Monitoring and documentation of environmental conditions - Maintaining LAWs and CAIs according to manufacturer specifications - Performing cleaning procedures for LAWs and CAIs, IV work surfaces and IV rooms as defined by USP797/800, accurately documenting daily, weekly, and monthly requirements - Appropriate use of PPE - Must have training in:  applicable EHR, pharmacy automation, sterile compounding, and computer applications including Microsoft Word. 

Job Summary: As a Pharmacy Tech, you'll work under the supervision of a Pharmacist and you'll perform a variety of duties to support the daily workflow of the pharmacy. Your responsibilities will include: - Distributing medications in compliance with state and federal laws and internal policies and procedures - Preparing and dispensing prescribed medications for patients - Compounding of medications - Assisting in managing inventory - Charging and crediting functions for medications associated with drug distribution processes - Maintaining a clean and safe environment by using aseptic technique, careful handling of controlled substances, completing continuing education assignments - Participating in department quality assurance programs - Administrative and clerical duties

Job Summary: As a Pharmacy Tech, you'll work under the supervision of a Pharmacist and you'll perform a variety of duties to support the daily workflow of the pharmacy.   Your responsibilities will include: - Distributing medications in compliance with state and federal laws and internal policies and procedures - Preparing and dispensing prescribed medications for patients - Compounding of medicationsAssisting in managing inventory Charging and crediting functions for medications associated with drug distribution processes - Maintaining a clean and safe environment by using aseptic technique, careful handling of controlled substances, completing continuing education assignments - Participating in department quality assurance programs - Administrative and clerical duties

Job Summary: As a Pharmacy Tech, you'll work under the supervision of a Pharmacist and you'll perform a variety of duties to support the daily workflow of the pharmacy.   Your responsibilities will include: - Distributing medications in compliance with state and federal laws and internal policies and procedures - Preparing and dispensing prescribed medications for patients - Compounding of medicationsAssisting in managing inventory Charging and crediting functions for medications associated with drug distribution processes - Maintaining a clean and safe environment by using aseptic technique, careful handling of controlled substances, completing continuing education assignments - Participating in department quality assurance programs - Administrative and clerical duties

Job Summary: As a Pharmacy Tech, you'll work under the supervision of a Pharmacist and you'll perform a variety of duties to support the daily workflow of the pharmacy.  Your responsibilities will include: Distributing medications in compliance with state and federal laws and internal policies and procedures Preparing and dispensing prescribed medications for patients Compounding of medications Assisting in managing inventory Charging and crediting functions for medications associated with drug distribution processes Maintaining a clean and safe environment by using aseptic technique, careful handling of controlled substances, completing continuing education assignments Participating in department quality assurance programs Administrative and clerical duties

JOB SUMMARY • The Lead pharmacy technician has the duty to perform final verification on medications prior to hospital patient care areas. The Lead pharmacy technician is responsible for verifying the accuracy of unit dose batches or automated medication distribution system restocks. The Lead pharmacy technician reviews the medications for the correct drug, dose, dosage form, and quantity and expiration date. The Lead pharmacy technician is also responsible for documentation of filling errors and error corrections. The Lead pharmacy technician must support daily pharmacist quality review of Lead activities. ACCOUNTABILITIES • ESSENTIAL 1. Responsible for verifying the accuracy of newly entered medications prior to dispense to the patient care area. This activity permits the pharmacist to continue medication therapy selection and adjustment uninterrupted. 2. Responsible for verifying the accuracy of medications designated for automated medication distribution system refill. This activity permits the pharmacist to perform therapeutic drug and lab value monitoring. 3. Responsible for verifying the accuracy of medications specific to the surgical areas (i.e. Operating Room). This activity permits the pharmacist to perform identification and resolution of medicated problems. 4. Responsible for verifying the accuracy of medications designated for specific unit delivery, such as critical care areas. This activity performs the pharmacist to perform disease state management functions as needed. • OTHER 0. Performs other duties as assigned to meet the organization`s needs.

Performs the manual technical tasks involved with the proper storage, distribution, packaging and labeling of drugs, associated record keeping and patient charging systems. Works under the supervision of a Registered Pharmacist. Follows proper procedures for the operation of equipment and use of supplies. Maintains and coordinates systems to ensure that pharmacy operations run efficiently on a day-to-day basis.   ESSENTIAL KEY JOB RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Assists pharmacist in providing pharmaceutical care to include (but not limited to):   a) Preparing, filling and distributing medication   b) Screening phone calls/orders and alerting the pharmacist to patient-specific data indicating 2. If working with controlled substances, obtains narcotics from Pyxis vault. Prepares narcotics for rounds and files required paperwork. Participates daily in narcotic audits on the units. Documents on DEA form 222 for ordering    Schedule II medications 3. If working with 340B   a) Auditing of prescription data from multiple computer systems at on-site and off-site locations   b) Reconciling invoices from multiple wholesalers   c) Providing feedback and requested information to multiple contract pharmacies, wholesalers, program participants   d) Review daily reports to validate information used for the program   e) Maintain prescription files and records for the program required time frame   f) Knowledgeable about wholesaler ordering platform and place and receive daily pharmacy orders 4. If working as a packager:   a) Pre-packages tablets, capsules and liquids into single-dose units. Prepares labels with medication name, strength, lot number and expiration date. 5. If working with automated dispensing:   a) Loading, refilling, removing, outdating, barcode scanning and inventorying medications and runs reports for automated dispensing cabinets   b) Adding, removing, inventorying and outdating medications in the carousel system   c) General maintenance as required on pumps and other devices used in preparing medications for dispensing and assists in resolving equipment failures 6) If working in Quality Assurance:   a) Maintains accurate documentation on packaging and compounding logs and sterile compounding area cleaning logs   b) Responds to electronic refrigerator temperature monitoring system in a timely manner and documents response to temperature alerts   c) Documents unit inspection results accurately and in a timely manner on unit inspection form.   d) Maintains accurate documentation of other activities as requested. 7) If working as Inventory Control:   a) Monitor contract compliance with drug companies and wholesalers   b) Oversee completion of annual inventory   b) Maintaining inventory levels of drugs and other supplies   c) Replace stock to various Pharmacy exchange carts, anesthesia rays and filling internal requisitions for drugs and supplies to various departments within the hospital 8) Other duties as assigned by management.

Performs the manual technical tasks involved with the proper storage, distribution, packaging and labeling of drugs, associated record keeping and patient charging systems. Works under the supervision of a Registered Pharmacist. Follows proper procedures for the operation of equipment and use of supplies. Maintains and coordinates systems to ensure that pharmacy operations run efficiently on a day-to-day basis.   ESSENTIAL KEY JOB RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Assists pharmacist in providing pharmaceutical care to include (but not limited to):   a) Preparing, filling and distributing medication   b) Screening phone calls/orders and alerting the pharmacist to patient-specific data indicating 2. If working with controlled substances, obtains narcotics from Pyxis vault. Prepares narcotics for rounds and files required paperwork. Participates daily in narcotic audits on the units. Documents on DEA form 222 for ordering    Schedule II medications 3. If working with 340B   a) Auditing of prescription data from multiple computer systems at on-site and off-site locations   b) Reconciling invoices from multiple wholesalers   c) Providing feedback and requested information to multiple contract pharmacies, wholesalers, program participants   d) Review daily reports to validate information used for the program   e) Maintain prescription files and records for the program required time frame   f) Knowledgeable about wholesaler ordering platform and place and receive daily pharmacy orders 4. If working as a packager:   a) Pre-packages tablets, capsules and liquids into single-dose units. Prepares labels with medication name, strength, lot number and expiration date. 5. If working with automated dispensing:   a) Loading, refilling, removing, outdating, barcode scanning and inventorying medications and runs reports for automated dispensing cabinets   b) Adding, removing, inventorying and outdating medications in the carousel system   c) General maintenance as required on pumps and other devices used in preparing medications for dispensing and assists in resolving equipment failures 6) If working in Quality Assurance:   a) Maintains accurate documentation on packaging and compounding logs and sterile compounding area cleaning logs   b) Responds to electronic refrigerator temperature monitoring system in a timely manner and documents response to temperature alerts   c) Documents unit inspection results accurately and in a timely manner on unit inspection form.   d) Maintains accurate documentation of other activities as requested. 7) If working as Inventory Control:   a) Monitor contract compliance with drug companies and wholesalers   b) Oversee completion of annual inventory   b) Maintaining inventory levels of drugs and other supplies   c) Replace stock to various Pharmacy exchange carts, anesthesia rays and filling internal requisitions for drugs and supplies to various departments within the hospital 8) Other duties as assigned by management.

Pay Scale: $18.00 - $23.93   Shift: Full Time, 7am - 5:30pm   Job Summary:   Under the supervision and direction of a licensed pharmacist, the Pharmacy Technician will perform duties as allowed by law to assist the pharmacist in the processing of medication orders and the safe storage, preparation, and distribution of medications. Technicians are responsible for maintaining the Pyxis distribution system, IV admixture, order entry, performing billing and inventory functions as well as other duties as assigned. Essential Duties: - Procures and distributes medication on orders per physician request, pharmacist request, or prearranged work assignment according to established policies, procedures, and protocols. - Maintains adequate stock of medications and supplies according to established policies and procedures. - Use aseptic techniques to perform IV admixture and maintain all aspects of the clean room environment - Manage the Pyxis distribution system for maintaining stock and resolving issues. - Performs unit inspections and intervenes to ensure that Pharmacy regulatory and patient safety practices are followed within and outside the Pharmacy. - Maintains floorstock appropriately. - Assists other employees with pharmacy and distribution related issues. - Performs Unit Dosing and Starter Pack production functions according to policy and regulatory requirements. - Reconciles Starter Pack prescriptions and files them in an accurate and timely manner. - Replenishes and exchanges kits, carts and boxes as appropriate.

Job Summary: Performs a variety of tasks in support of the daily workflow of the ambulatory pharmacy department to include the appropriate distribution of drug therapy under the direct supervision of a Pharmacist and in compliance with State and Federal Laws and in accordance with FHS policies and procedures. Incumbents are accountable for 1) order entry, 2) preparation and dispersion of prescribed medications, 3) insurance billing 4) cashiering/customer service,  5) taking inventory/stocking and tracking medication and supply orders, and 5) performing routine clerical/administrative tasks.  Incumbents may oversee the operational dispensary. Essential Duties: - Receives and enters pharmaceutical orders in systems. - Prioritizes and organizes daily work for optimal operations of pharmacy. - Prepares and distributes medications in accordance with American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) guidelines. - Maintains proper stock levels in assigned pharmacy locations. - Performs insurance billing and administrative support functions. - Contributes to the department’s safe and accurate operations.