STEPHANIE FATOYE
Colorado Springs, CO *****
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Hardworking and reliable leader with strong ability in pharmacy practices and procedures. Offering personable people skills, efficiency, and accuracy. Highly organized, proactive, and punctual with team-oriented mentality.
SKILLS
Customer resource management
Business development
Troubleshooting malfunctioning equipment
Point of sale systems
Organization
Communication
Workflow Optimization/multitasking
Learn and acclimate quickly
Problem-solving
Drug inventory control
Quality assurance and control
Maintaining records
Mathematical proficiency
CPR & APhA immunization certified
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Computer Systems Technician Certificate Program 5/2023-Current
IntelliTec College, Colorado Springs, CO
Preparing to sit for CompTIA A+, Security +
Associate of Arts: Liberal Arts and General Studies 05/2009
Pueblo Community College, Pueblo, CO
Mini Certificate Pharmacy Program: Pharmacy Technology
EXPERIENCE
Pharmacy Operations Manager promoted from Senior Certified Technician 09/2010 to Current
Walgreen's Pharmacy, Colorado Springs, CO
Manage $500,000 in inventory, rotate stock, remove expired or damaged drug products, and resolve discrepancies in drug counts.
Transmit complicated claims for expired, PSE, and controlled substances.
Enter accurate prescription data.
Create and update customer profiles and demographics, allergies, insurance details, and new medications.
Receive, review, dispense and label between 250 to 700 prescriptions daily.
Transmitted claims to insurance companies for payment and reconciled EOBs (chargebacks).
Receive and verify daily incoming drug inventories, report discrepancies and log items into inventory system.
Participate in prescription, pharmaceutical, and over-the-counter product inventory audits.
Hire and train in excess of 20 new technicians to excel.
Assist pharmacist with clearing high volume of prescriptions and respond to customer questions.
Monitored supply inventory and promptly submitted replenishment orders to prevent shortages.