Pharmacy Technician

Take back your weekend! This position is for four 9 hour shifts and every other weekend from 9-1 on Saturday. If you're done working at a big company where you have no say, take a job where your input is taken seriously.

Pharmacy Technician – Milford Pharmacy and Wellness Center

Expectation of work hours:
Full Time; 36 to 40 hours per week

Business hours are 9am
-6pm Monday through Friday and Saturday 9am-1pm

• Comply with all applicable company policies, procedures and patient/customer protocols. Comply with all current government regulations and professional standards respecting patient care.
• Maintain licensure, knowledge, and competency in current and developing techniques, professional standards, and the services offered by the company.
• Answer telephone and record all relevant patient information.
• Handle cash and credit card transactions at point of sale.
• Fill prescription orders and prepare for review by the pharmacist.
• Data Entry for both compounds and traditional medications.
• Assist in resolving general patient issues which may arise.
• Develop technical knowledge of the products/services provided by the company and be able to provide information of the same to others upon request.
• Monitor pharmaceutical supply levels and place appropriate orders as approved by the Pharmacist.
• Potentially prepare compounded medications under supervision of Compounding Pharmacist per compounding protocols and standards.

• High school diploma or graduate equivalent degree
• Effective verbal and written communication skills
• Perform basic math functions
• Multi-tasking abilities
• Satisfactory results of drug testing and background check

• Knowledge of brand and generic drug names and medical terminology
• Previous pharmacy technician employment

• RPhT or CPhT preferred

• Sitting, standing, walking; at desk, in office throughout facility and pharmacy
• Operation of office machinery and pharmacy equipment
• Occasionally lift/move up to 40 pounds
• Visual abilities to include reading, distance vision, and peripheral vision