Quality Assurance Technician
Resume:
Timothy R. Raynor, CPhT.
Overland Park, KS 66223
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
Compound and dispense pharmaceuticals.
Interpret prescriptions and formulas for appropriateness and conformity with established guidelines.
Confer with pharmacists, prescribers and/or patients on questions to assure desired therapeutic outcome.
Perform and verify pharmaceutical calculations.
Select and prepare drug orders.
Manufacture, label and store preparations
Perform inventory control functions.
Establish requirements, requisition and store drugs and equipment.
Prepare orders needed for emergency, controlled drug, or other special items.
Initiate defective drug product complaints.
Process adverse drug reaction reports.
Plan and organize pharmacy activities.
Develop economical, efficient work methods and operating procedures.
Coordinate pharmacy activities with other functional areas.
Develop and direct pharmacy quality assurance programs.
Inspect and evaluate pharmacy activities.
Conduct periodic inspections of all drug storage and usage areas.
Correct discrepancies and maintain inspection reports.
Develop formulations.
Assist in the development of new or modified drug formulations.
Maintain current drug information literature for pharmacy and medical staff.
Perform pharmacy administrative functions.
Provide proper maintenance and disposal for all pertinent records.
Manage and/or supervise other pharmacy technicians.
Operate and maintain data automation equipment.
Perform routine cleaning and maintenance of computer software and hardware. (specific experience with
operating and maintaining PYXIS, Pharmacy2000, and PharmAssist systems)
Revise data automation needs in accordance with current technology and availability.
LICENSE AND CERTIFICATION
Licensed by the State of Missouri Board of Pharmacy
License # 201******* Exp Date: 31 May 2011
Nationally certified by the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board.
(References and verifying documents provided upon request)
Certification #: 520************ Exp Date: 31 July 2012
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Pharmacy Technician, August 8, 2010 to present
Research Medical Center
Kansas City, Missouri
Transported medications, drug delivery devices, and other pharmacy equipment from the pharmacy to nursing units and
clinics.
Prepared intravenous chemotherapeutic agents.
Compounded total parenteral nutrition solutions.
Compounded large volume intravenous mixtures.
Maintained stock levels of unit dose medications.
Prepare inventories, order drugs and supplies from the storeroom; receive drugs and stock shelves in various pharmacy
locations and throughout the hospital.
Unit dose delivery to AccuDose drug storage systems.
Pharmacy Technician, 2004 2010
United States Air Force
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center Landstuhl, Germany (2007 – 2010)
Tinker Air Force Base Clinic – Tinker AFB, Oklahoma (2004 – 2007)
Transported medications, drug delivery devices, and other pharmacy equipment from the pharmacy to nursing units and
clinics.
Developed hospital wide system for returns of unused medications from the nursing units to the pharmacy.
Pre packed bulk medications.
Compounded ointments, creams, oral solutions, and other medications.
Prepared intravenous chemotherapeutic agents.
Compounded total parenteral nutrition solutions.
Compounded large volume intravenous mixtures.
Prepared prescriptions for outpatients.
Maintained stock levels of unit dose medications.
Control and audit narcotics/stock substance.
Prepare inventories, order drugs and supplies from the storeroom; receive drugs and stock shelves in various pharmacy
locations and throughout the hospital.
Performed monthly nursing unit inspections to 50 wards and clinics. Received an “Excellent” rating from the Joint
Commission during last accreditation inspection.
Created and maintained Medication Management Binder, with all requisite forms and regulations for over 75 drug
storage areas.
(References and verifying documents provided upon request)
Assisted in training new employees.
Supervised and managed other pharmacy technicians.
Unit dose delivery to PYXIS drug storage systems.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Airman Leadership School – June 2009 – Kapaun Air Base, Germany.
Learned theories, techniques, and practical application of leadership/followership, supervision, management, stress
management, problem solving, concepts of human behavior, standards of discipline, effective counseling techniques,
evaluation of personnel, principles and theories of oral/written communications, speaking techniques, effective writing
principles, and quality management and improvement techniques.
Pharmacy Craftsman (Air Force Course J5ABO4P071) – May 2009 – Sheppard AFB, Wichita Falls, TX.
Ten day course involving studies on sterile intravenous compounding, general pharmacy management, and pharmacy
technician supervision.
Pharmacy Apprentice Phase II (Air Force Course J5ABO4P031 02AA) – Oct 2004 – Keesler AFB,
Biloxi, MS
Twenty one day on site course in an Air Force hospital pharmacy, rotating through different pharmacy sections to apply
the skills learned during the phase one version of the same course.
Pharmacy Apprentice Phase I (Air Force Course J5ABO4P031 002) – Jun through Oct 2004 –
Sheppard AFB, Wichita Falls, TX.
90 day classroom course; providing training in the basic technical phases of pharmacy and the minimum essential
knowledge and skills necessary for compounding and dispensing of pharmaceutical products. Emphasis is placed on
drug therapy, pharmaceutical math calculations, computer information systems, outpatient dispensing, inpatient
dispensing, intravenous admixture preparations, anatomy and physiology, and drug terminology
(References and verifying documents provided upon request)
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