Pharmacy Tech Trainee
Valley Health Systems
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- Pay
- $15 to $16
- an hour
- Location
- Harts, WV
- Posted
- Oct 19
- 9 days ago
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About the company
Valley Health Systems
Non-profit organization management · 501 to 1,000 employees
What you'll do
- Greeting and assisting patients
- Handling non-professional phone calls and directing other calls to the appropriate personnel.
- Maintaining and cleaning equipment, work areas, and shelves
- Checking refrigerator and freezer temperatures
- Unpacking and organizing incoming orders, including sorting items that require special handling
- Ordering and stocking all pharmacy supplies.
- Checking off all prescription and non-prescription stock for outdates and process outdated returns.
- Recordkeeping related to inventories, receipts, purchases, and deliveries
- Processing and preparing third-party insurance claims
- Communicating with insurers if problems arise while handling a patient’s insurance transmissions.
- Communicating with physicians and patients, including requesting refill authorizations from prescribers
- Accepting prescriptions from patients to be filled
- Handling customer problems/concerns in a calm manner and referring them to the pharmacist accordingly
- Accessing, inputting, and retrieving information through the pharmacy’s computer system to maintain accurate patient records
- Creating accurate prescription labels
- Retrieving, pouring, counting, labeling, and reconstituting prescription medications
- Packaging and labeling products under the supervision of the pharmacist on duty
- Communicating to the pharmacist any duplication of medication, drug therapy overlap, drug interactions, drug-disease state interactions, and any questions that arise from entering the prescription information.
- Place completed prescription orders in the will-call area.
- Operating the Point-Of-Sale.
- Providing completed prescriptions for patients
- Collecting co-payments
- Preparing completed orders for mailing
- Maintaining records of mailed and delivered orders.
- Filing completed hard-copies of new prescriptions (except schedule II drugs) in numerical order.
- Notifying the pharmacist of any problems or malfunctions
- Complying with established procedures, rules, and regulations
- Understanding confidentiality with respect to patient care; complying with all federal and state laws applicable to the confidentiality of protected health information (PHI) and electronic protected health information (EPHI); and following HIPAA guidelines regarding readily identifiable protected health information
- Working as a team and communicating clearly
- Studying and learning WV pharmacy laws and regulations
- Complete online modules, quizzes, and test exam for Pharmacy Technician Program along with the required 500 hours of on-the-job training.
- Other duties as assigned by Pharmacist or supervisor.
What you need
- High School Graduate or GED issued by Board of Education
- Pharmacy technician trainee license from the WVBOP
- Education: a high school diploma
Key skills
Pharmacy technician trainee licenseWorking as a teamCommunicating clearlyHIPAA guidelines
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Job Summary: Assists in preparing prescription medications under the direct supervision of a pharmacist while engaged in Valley’s BOP approved pharmacy technician training program.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Greeting and assisting patients
Handling non-professional phone calls and directing other calls to the appropriate personnel.
Maintaining and cleaning equipment, work areas, and shelves
Checking refrigerator and freezer temperatures
Unpacking and organizing incoming orders, including sorting items that require special handling
Ordering and stocking all pharmacy supplies.
Checking off all prescription and non-prescription stock for outdates and process outdated returns.
Recordkeeping related to inventories, receipts, purchases, and deliveries
Processing and preparing third-party insurance claims
Communicating with insurers if problems arise while handling a patient’s insurance transmissions.
Communicating with physicians and patients, including requesting refill authorizations from prescribers
Accepting prescriptions from patients to be filled
Handling customer problems/concerns in a calm manner and referring them to the pharmacist accordingly
Accessing, inputting, and retrieving information through the pharmacy’s computer system to maintain accurate patient records
Creating accurate prescription labels
Retrieving, pouring, counting, labeling, and reconstituting prescription medications
Packaging and labeling products under the supervision of the pharmacist on duty
Communicating to the pharmacist any duplication of medication, drug therapy overlap, drug interactions, drug-disease state interactions, and any questions that arise from entering the prescription information.
Place completed prescription orders in the will-call area.
Operating the Point-Of-Sale.
Providing completed prescriptions for patients
Collecting co-payments
Preparing completed orders for mailing
Maintaining records of mailed and delivered orders.
Filing completed hard-copies of new prescriptions (except schedule II drugs) in numerical order.
Notifying the pharmacist of any problems or malfunctions
Complying with established procedures, rules, and regulations
Understanding confidentiality with respect to patient care; complying with all federal and state laws applicable to the confidentiality of protected health information (PHI) and electronic protected health information (EPHI); and following HIPAA guidelines regarding readily identifiable protected health information
Working as a team and communicating clearly
Studying and learning WV pharmacy laws and regulations
Complete online modules, quizzes, and test exam for Pharmacy Technician Program along with the required 500 hours of on-the-job training.
Other duties as assigned by Pharmacist or supervisor.
Education and/or Work Experience Requirements:
High School Graduate or GED issued by Board of Education
Pharmacy technician trainee license from the WVBOP
Monday - Friday 9:30am - 6:00pm