Entry Level Technician I

Entry-Level Pharmacy Technician I Job Description\n \nOverview: \n \nPharmacy technicians work closely with pharmacists to ensure patients receive quality care. They help prepare and dispense prescription medication. They take prescriptions electronically, over the phone, in person, and via fax transmission. Pharmacy technicians also assist pharmacists with administrative tasks such as inventory control, processing prescriptions through insurance, and quality control. They interact with other health professionals to ensure patients are receiving optimal care. They also interact with patients over the phone and in person to take prescription refill requests, answer questions, or refer to the pharmacist if necessary. Pharmacy technicians play a critical role in the overall pharmacy workflow and in providing patients with individualized care. \n \nQualifications: \n \nEducation: \n \nHigh school diploma \n \nAdditional skills required: \n \nAbility to drive/travel to multiple facilities/locations if needed. \n \nAbility to work as part of a high-performing, change-ready, and resilient team. \n \nPreferred, but not required: \n \nCPhT certification \n \nAt least 1 year of pharmacy experience \n \nBilingual \n \nResponsibilities: \n \nIt is the responsibility of every Goshen Medical Center team member to deliver the most remarkable patient experience in every dimension, every time. \n \nFosters teamwork, team member engagement, and community involvement. \n \nCommits to leveraging diversity and inclusion in support of quality care. \n \nF osters a safe patient environment driven by the principles of "First do no harm." \n \nImplements of the 340B program as directed by Goshen Medical Center. \n \nFunctions with considerable independence and receive supervision from the Pharmacy Manager (Pharmacist-in-charge). \n \nPerforms basic pharmacy technician tasks including, but not limited to, answering the phone, helping patients at cash register, receiving prescriptions, packaging prescriptions, answering patient/provider questions and referring to pharmacist when necessary. \n \nMaintains a clean and organized pharmacy workspace. \n\n