Pharmacy Technician II

Pharmacy Technician II

Performs a variety of tasks in support of the daily workflow of the pharmacy to include the appropriate distribution of medications in compliance with state and federal laws and in accordance with CSH policies and procedures. Under the supervision of a pharmacist, technicians are accountable for preparing and dispensing prescribed medications for patients, performing compounding of intravenous medications, assisting in managing inventory, performing charging and crediting functions for medications associated with drug distribution processes, and performing routine clerical/administrative tasks.

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 CSH policy and procedures and The Joint Commission requirements.

Essential job functions include preparing, distributing and delivering medications in accordance with CSH policies and procedures, The Joint Commission requirements, and Department of Health regulations; maintaining proper medication and supply stock levels; performing clerical and administrative tasks in support of the day to day operations of the department; operating and maintaining automated medication delivery systems and devices; participating in department quality assurance programs and maintaining appropriate quality assurance documentation; and being trained and certified in IV admixture preparation including all regulatory and compliance requirements with required training and documentation.

Education/work experience requirements include a high school diploma or GED equivalent and 6 months compounding of IV medication. Licensure/certification includes a current license as a Pharmacy Technician by the Washington State Board of Pharmacy.