Pharmacy Technician - Data Entry

   The Pharmacy Technician will assist the Pharmacist in accomplishing the technical components of the pharmacy
business which will include, but not limited to: measuring, mixing, counting, labeling, recording amounts and dosages of
medications. When appropriate or as needed, the Technician may be asked to perform the duties of a Data Entry
Pharmacy Technician.

Shift and Hours
 - Full Time
 - Monday thru Friday
 - 8am – 6pm
 - Part Time
At the discretion of the company and upon company needs
 - Schedules, including the days of week, are subject to change upon shift or customer needs
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
 - Answering incoming phone calls
 - Data Entry
 - Receive and store incoming inventory or supplies, verify quantities against invoices, reporting any discrepancies
    immediately to the pharmacist.
 - Inform Pharmacist or supervisor of stock needs and shortages
 - Accurately fill bottles / bubble cards or Medicine On Time containers with prescribed medications and affix labels
 - Assist Pharmacist with the accurate record keeping of CDS inventory
 - Prepackage and label unit-dose packaging of medications
 - Take verbal authorizations from prescriber’s office for refill of non-controlled prescriptions with no changes to
   strength or directions
 - Communicate effectively and appropriately to pharmacy staff of any needs
 - Assists with record maintenance according to state, federal and company policies and procedures
 - Other duties as assigned
Skills
 - Ability to work independently, meet deadlines and be flexible
 - Must possess good mathematical skills. Able to add, subtract, multiply and divide in all units of measure, this may
    include using whole numbers, common fractions and decimals
 - Must possess good time management skills
 - Must possess excellent written and verbal communication skills
 - Able to follow written and oral instruction efficiently and effectively
 - Must be dedicated to providing exceptional customer service
 - Be familiar with brand/generic drug names and general pharmacy terminology
Requirements
 - Must complete annual HIPPA training
 - High School diploma or equivalent
 - Must be legally able to work in the United States
 - Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy Technician Permit without disciplinary restrictions
 - Experience with pharmacy computer software
 - Must complete required Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy training according to the standards of the board
 - Must complete any other job-related training that may occur
 - Technician must abide by all state and federal laws regarding the appropriate labeling and dispensing of  
    prescription medications
 - Ability to work agreed upon schedule
 - Must be punctual and dependable for assigned shifts