Pharmacy Logistics Technician

Client Summary: Our Client has been the birthplace for countless breakthroughs and dramatic firsts in pediatric medicine. Built on a foundation of delivering safe, high-quality, family-centered care, the Hospital has fostered medical discoveries and innovations that have improved pediatric healthcare and saved countless children's lives.

Job Description: Pharmacy Logistics Technician/Tech

Assist Pharmacy Technicians in the completion of routine task including medication deliver, medication expiration date inspections, receiver, medication replenishment, cleaning, and retail pharmacy task.

Job Responsibilities:

Medication Delivery Perform Batch and Off Batch Production Run Delivery
Perform a Batch Production Run Delivery with Medication Cassettes
Meds to Beds Delivery from Retail Pharmacy
Medication Expiration Date Inspection Conduct a Medication Expiration Date Inspection in the Pharmacy Department, Nursing Units, and Ambulatory Care Site
Receiver/ Medication Replenishment Receipt of purchased medications from Manufacturer and Wholesaler• Replenishment of medications and supplies to the pharmacy medication storage shelves, Pyxis MedStation® ES, and surgical centers
Retrieval of medication from Medication Storage Locations during a Pharmaceutical Recall
Investigate and correct Pyxis MedStation® ES malfunctions
Cleaning Perform cleaning medication storage shelves, bins, refrigerators and Pyxis Medstations
Retail Pharmacy Receiver
Register/Cashier
Patient Triage
Answer Phone calls
Education Requirement: High School/GED

Preferred Experience: Hospital Pharmacy - 1 year
Level 4
Rapid Response
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Basic computer skills including use of Windows operating system.

Schedule Notes: SHIFTS • FT IV MORNING ******** • FT IV NIGHT ******** • FT IV EVENING ******** • PT ROTATING WEEKENDS (MORNING/ NIGHT) PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING SHIFT FOR THIS ROLE. THERE IS NO SCHEDULE FLEXIBILITY AS THIS SHIFT NEEDS TO BE COVERED BY THIS ROLE. • TRAINING IS MANDATORY AND FULL-TIME (8:30-5) AND MAY VARY FROM THE SHIFT THAT A CONTRACTOR WILL WORK OUTSIDE OF TRAINING.