Responsibilities
The Pharmacy Distribution Automation Technician will help pharmacists in the acquisition, preparation, and circulation of medications in dealing with the clients under the University Hospital system of care. The responsibilities might consist of however are not restricted to the following obligations: product packaging and labeling of medications, operation of drug store details systems, shipment of medications through a shipment cart to client care locations consisting of operation of the PYXIS automation, and basic assistance to pharmacists in providing pharmaceutical care to all client populations (i.e., neonate, baby, kid, adult, and geriatric). Might likewise occasionally or regularly function as a medication service technician to help nursing in the acquisition of medications from PYXIS.
Demonstrates population-specific proficiencies (e.g. age-specific, cultural level of sensitivity, patient-centered interaction) in efficiency of function.
Qualifications
Education:
High school diploma or equivalent.
Graduate of ASHP certified program or State certified Pharmacy Technology School chosen.
Licensure/Certification:
Pharmacy Technician Certification as acknowledged by the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) and State of Georgia Pharmacy Technician Registration or licensure in the state of Georgia as a Pharmacy Intern.
Experience:
One (1) year experience of healthcare facility specialist work is needed to consist of broad experience in system dosage drug circulation and IV admixtures. Graduate of ASHP recognized program or State certified Pharmacy Technology School might be alternatived to one (1) year work experience.
Knowledge, abilities, capabilities:
Individual must have the ability to interact and connect successfully with a range of health care experts.
Must have the ability to carry out standard computer system jobs in producing reports and changing client medication billing accounts.
Reading understanding and visual abilities should suffice to see and translate drug orders, reports or other written types of interaction.
Must have the ability to work individually, focus on jobs, and issue resolve.
Individual need to have a standard understanding of numerous drug items, pharmaceutical laws, and drug circulation.
Must have a viewpoint of healthcare service constant with that of the objective of University Hospital.
Physical Demands:
Ability to move throughout the healthcare facility to achieve responsibilities. Visual capability to see & check out records, reports, or computer system terminals. Manual mastery to get in information and recover information from computer systems or associated details systems. Capability to interact verbally. Capability to move reasonably heavy items (i.e., IV fluids, drug carts, products, devices, and so on).
University Health Care System.
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