Pharmacy Technician Floater (Bilingual)

Job Description

POSITION SUMMARY

The Pharmacy Technician Floater will assist the pharmacist with drug distribution and pharmacy activities for the health center. The Pharmacy Technician is responsible for following established pharmacy policy concerning drug patient care, 340B compliance, and pharmacy operations. The positions will be assigned to work between five pharmacy locations.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES

Work within the health center’s EHR to locate, retrieve or process the appropriate information required for pharmacy operations and compliance.

Enter and process patients’ information and transactions accurately and efficiently using Pharmacy’s processing and POS systems.

Count, measure and prepare specific products according to relevant laws, regulations, policies, procedures and ethics standards.

Follow provided staging procedures appropriately.

Maintain records and reports related to pharmacy functions, volume and sales.

Process and troubleshoot insurance billing and claim rejections.

Assist with inventory management, including checking medication expiration dates, cycle counts to maintain correct on hand quantities and completing wholesaler and reverse distributor returns.

Understand and follow company guidelines regarding registers, payment and transactions.

Properly inspect any equipment within the pharmacy and notify appropriate manager of any necessary repairs.

Adhere to safety programs and procedures.

Report all illegal activity, including robbery, theft or fraud.

Assist pharmacists in all responsibilities, except those that require the judgment of a licensed pharmacist.

Assist in data entry, inventory, stocking, dispensing, reporting and sales of prescriptions.

Must be able to perform the essential functions of this position with or without reasonable accommodation.

Reflect an appropriate and respectful business image to customers and visitors in dress, demeanor and attitude. Never be rude to a patient or customer[CK1] .

Comply with state and federal laws in regards to pharmacy, dispensing and sales of pharmacy and non-pharmacy products.

QUALIFICATIONS

High school diploma or equivalent. Associates Degree is preferred.

Previous Pharmacy experience a plus, but we are willing to train

Good standing with South Carolina State Board of Pharmacy

A valid SC driver's license and a clean driving history is required with no major/minor accidents reported in the past 3 years.

Must be fluent in Spanish and English speaking and writing skills.