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#hiring Pharmacy Technician, Overnights, 7 On & 7 Off, Baltimore, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Baltimorejobs #Marylandjobs #HealthcareMedical Apply: https://lnkd.in/gQmtTMqC Job Description General Summary Must be proficient in all Pharmacy Technician I, Competency 1 Duties/ Knowledge/ Skills/ Ability. Receives pharmaceuticals and maintains proper inventory levels. Complies with required drug storage and accountability in accordance to drug schedule and hospital and state regulations. Performs related pharmacy duties assigned. Delivers and picks-up medications and related items to and from the patient care areas. Assists pharmacy area customer needs. Principal Responsibilities and Tasks The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified. Packages or selects products, and labels medications into unit doses for inspection and approval by the pharmacist. Fills drug, drug trays supply requests as instructed by requestor and by supervisor. Retail Pharmacy specific duties: Processes prescriptions per protocol: Data entry of HIPPA patient and insurance information supplied by customer. Enters correct prescription information into computer for both on-line and off-line verification. Selects correct drug product for each prescription processed, fills prescriptions, and matches all labels for each script. Files and dispense prescriptions to customer after final check by pharmacist. Processes labels correctly. Ensures that the appropriate NDC is being used and the old NDC is blocked. If NDC is changed, knows how to reprocess the prescription. "Packaging holding"- appropriately dates, initials, and documents reason for call. Separates the bags, labels, and prescriptions. Follows proper packaging steps for reconstitutions and procedure for ringing up. Puts away order and follows procedures

I’ve worn many pharmacist hats in my career.  • Hospital pharmacist • Retail pharmacist • Drug information pharmacist  • Long-term care pharmacist  • Research pharmacist  • Ambulatory care pharmacist  • Pharmacogenetics pharmacist • Holistic pharmacist   And now, Telepharmacist (doing all the things above)  Pharmacy is such a diverse profession with so many possibilities.   #pharmacists – What hats have you worn in your career?  #pharmacy #pharmacist #medicine #pharmacycareers #medicationmanagement

#hiring Pharmacy Technician, Rotating, Baltimore, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Baltimorejobs #Marylandjobs #HealthcareMedical Apply: https://lnkd.in/gmiX9Nh3 Job Description General Summary Must be proficient in all Pharmacy Technician I, Competency 1 Duties/ Knowledge/ Skills/ Ability. Receives pharmaceuticals and maintains proper inventory levels. Complies with required drug storage and accountability in accordance to drug schedule and hospital and state regulations. Performs related pharmacy duties assigned. Delivers and picks-up medications and related items to and from the patient care areas. Assists pharmacy area customer needs. Principal Responsibilities and Tasks The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified. Packages or selects products, and labels medications into unit doses for inspection and approval by the pharmacist. Fills drug, drug trays supply requests as instructed by requestor and by supervisor. Retail Pharmacy specific duties: Processes prescriptions per protocol: Data entry of HIPPA patient and insurance information supplied by customer. Enters correct prescription information into computer for both on-line and off-line verification. Selects correct drug product for each prescription processed, fills prescriptions, and matches all labels for each script. Files and dispense prescriptions to customer after final check by pharmacist. Processes labels correctly. Ensures that the appropriate NDC is being used and the old NDC is blocked. If NDC is changed, knows how to reprocess the prescription. "Packaging holding"- appropriately dates, initials, and documents reason for call. Separates the bags, labels, and prescriptions. Follows proper packaging steps for reconstitutions and procedure for ringing up. Puts away order and follows procedures

Tune into what Tamal Kanti Das, Senior Pharmacist has to share about his experience of working with us. If you are looking to jump start your career, do check out our Careers page to learn about positions we are actively hiring for! #lifeatbirlafertility #AllHeartAllScience

How important is the Pharmacist to Pharmacy Technician ratio? The laws on this topic vary from state to state and have been criticized in recent years. The ratios are an attempt to find a balance between providing assistance to the pharmacist operating the pharmacy while maintaining adequate supervision of their pharmacy technicians. The ratio ranges from 1:2 in states such as Iowa to 1:6 in Texas. Some states have no limit at all! The argument for more technicians is it allows the pharmacist to devote their time to more clinical tasks, however, misconduct by an unsupervised technicians can result in significant patient harm. Most Pharmacists I speak to seem to agree on 1:3 being the most efficient, safest ratio. What do you think the ideal ratio is? #pharmaciststaffing #pharmacystaffing #pharmacyjobs #pharmacy #pharmacist #pharmacytechnician #statelaws

Explore the many career paths in pharmacy! Are you a pharmacy student or professional looking to advance your career? Consider these exciting options: Community pharmacist: Dispense medication and provide patient care. Hospital/Clinical Pharmacist: Work in hospitals and collaborate with healthcare teams. Specialty Pharmacist: Focus on niche areas like oncology or pediatrics. Pharmacy Manager: Oversee operations and manage staff. Research Pharmacist: Develop new drugs and conduct studies. Academic Pharmacist: Teach and mentor students. Industrial Pharmacist: Work in pharmaceutical companies and develop new drugs. Regulatory Pharmacist: Ensure drug safety and develop policies. Consultant Pharmacist: Provide expertise to healthcare organizations. E.T.C!!! Which path will you choose? Share with a friend who may be interested! #pharmacycareer #pharmacyjobs #healthcarecareers #pharmacist

NATIONAL PHARMACY TECHNICIAN DAY On #NATIONALPHARMACYTECHNICIANDAY, it’s a great day to recognize #pharmacytechnicians; the #frontlineworkers, and critical assets to any #pharmacy and to us as consumers. #Pharmacytimes reported #pharmacies reported losing 41% or more of their pharmacy technicians, mostly due to #COVID-19 exposure, earlier this summer. The #nationalcommunitypharmacistsassociation showed more than 70% of pharmacies were struggling to fill staff positions. According to #bureauoflaborstatistics the employment of #pharmtechs is expected to grow by 5% in the next 10 years. If you’re a small to midsize company needing to hire #pharmacytechs or if you’re a #pharmacytechnician seeking a change, please contact #popuptalent or [email protected]

#Dreamlinejobschool #newjobs #vacancy #newvacancy #jobforall Here are five points to help you prepare for a pharmacist job: Education and Licensing: Ensure you have completed the required educational qualifications and have obtained the necessary licenses and certifications to practice as a pharmacist in your region. Stay Updated: Keep yourself informed about the latest developments in pharmaceuticals, medications, and healthcare regulations through continuous learning, attending seminars, and reading industry publications. Strong Communication Skills: Develop effective communication skills to interact with patients, healthcare professionals, and colleagues. Clear communication is crucial for providing accurate information and ensuring patient safety. Attention to Detail: Pharmacists need to be meticulous in dispensing medications, as even small errors can have serious consequences. Develop a keen attention to detail to avoid mistakes. Problem-Solving Abilities: Pharmacy can present complex scenarios, such as drug interactions or dosage adjustments. Cultivate strong problem-solving skills to analyze situations and make informed decisions to benefit patients' health.