Task Summary:
The staff member should have the ability to show the understanding and abilities essential to supply care suitable to the age of the clients served on his/her designated system.
Qualified Drug store Professionals are accountable for carrying out responsibilities to help the Pharmacist in medication preparation and circulation. Those responsibilities include, however are not restricted to aseptic preparation of IV admixtures and the filling and distributing of medications making use of different approaches of handbook and automated systems. They need to be practical on health center computer system in addition to interfaced drug store systems. CPhT’s needs to have the ability to carry out customized Narcotic Circulation and Storage place tasks. They should prepare stock orders and keep sufficient stock for day-to-day operations of different Drug store locations. They need to be computer system literate. CPhT’s should comply with and recognize with control and security principles as laid out in policies, state laws, and JCAHO/DNV Standards for the Department of Drug store. They should recognize with the practices associated with a system dosage medication system.
Education:
Needed:
High School Graduate and Licensed Drug Store Specialist.
De-escalation training, if appropriate
Preferred:
AS Degree in Drug Store Innovation or Accredited Drug store Tech Course conclusion
Experience:
Needed:
National Accreditation
Preferred:
IV Training Certificate, 1 year drug store experience.
Position Requirement( s): License/Certification/Registration
Needed: Active Licensed Drug store Service technician and need to have or the capability to acquire Tennessee State Drug store License within 60 days of work.
Preferred:
Department Position Summary:
The staff member needs to have the ability to show the understanding and abilities required to supply care proper to the age of the clients served on his/her appointed system.
Qualified Drug store Service technicians are accountable for carrying out tasks to help the Pharmacist in medication preparation and circulation. Those responsibilities include, however are not restricted to: Aseptic preparation of IV admixtures (consisting of Chemotherapy representatives) in compliance with department, healthcare facility and licensing firm requirements; fill and disperse medications through very first fill, cart fill and/or Automated Drug Systems; need to be practical on healthcare facility computer system along with interfaced drug store systems; have familiarity of a wide range of generic/trade name medications; properly procedure client medication orders and billing modifications as needed. CPhT’s must have the ability to carry out customized Narcotic Circulation and Storage place tasks. Should have the ability to fill oral prepackage syringes and utilize Medication Prepackage Devices, guaranteeing Federal prepackaging standards are fulfilled. Need to prepare stock orders and keep appropriate stock for everyday operations of different Drug store locations. Keep efficient usage of time management abilities, and be computer system literate. CPhT’s should abide by and recognize with control and security ideas as described in policies, state laws, and JCAHO Standards for the Department of Drug store. One need to be certified with the practices of a system dosage medication circulation system. All functions need to be carried out utilizing outstanding client relation abilities.
Erlanger Health System.
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