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Position Summary: Bring your passion for oncology patient care to our mission to prevent and cure cancer. As an Oncology Pharmacist, Manager you will be part of a growing program on the forefront of Cancer Treatment. We are looking for someone that is a great communicator, detail oriented, self-motivated, and able to problem solve through critical thinking. Oncology Pharmacy Manager, ensure safety in compounding, preparing, and dispensing chemotherapy. They are responsible for minimizing drug waste, managing drug shortages, and decreasing exposure to hazardous drugs. Pharmacy Manager is viewed as medication experts who focus their time on providing direct patient care, offering patient education, and participating in clinical decision making. The Pharmacy Manager will work collaboratively with physicians, nurses, social workers and navigators, and other members of the Oncology team. Review and create care guidelines, and utilize a radiation/oncology electronic medical record system (OncoEMR) to assist with appropriate drug therapy selection, management, and monitoring. Principal Duties and Accountabilities:
- Provides direction and supportive resources regarding day-to-day operations of the pharmacy department to reduce harm to patients and improve patient outcomes. Assures departmental competency and compliance to all regulatory, accreditation and hospital standards of care.
- Implements a service culture based on the principles of continuous quality Improvement. Creates structures and processes that assure cost effective and safe utilization of drug supplies and pharmacy staff time.
- Implements and administers fiscal operations, including accounting, planning budgets, authorizing expenditures and reviewing and responding to financial report data.
- Provides expert pharmaceutical care assistance to colleagues regarding integrated health care delivery network.
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Under direct supervision the incumbent will participate in and provide experience all technical and professional aspects of the provision of pharmaceutical services. Learning objectives and assignments must be completed in all assigned rotations. The program will require a minimum of 2,000 hours to accomplish the basic intent of the ASHP Residency Standards plus provide for special training in an area of emphasis. This position provides care/service to a critically ill through rehabilitating neonatal through geriatric patient population in a manner that demonstrates an understanding of the functional and/or developmental age of the individual served. This position requires the full understanding and active participation in fulfilling the Mission of the Organization. It is expected that the employee will demonstrate behavior consistent with the Core Values. The employee shall support the Organization's strategic plan and the goals and direction of the Performance Improvement Plan (PIP). The position will report to the Director Pharmacy.
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Position Summary: Responsible for the general supervision of the delivery and documentation of pharmaceutical care provided to patients using the medication use process (selecting, prescribing, dispensing, administration and monitoring of medicines). Responsible for scheduling, annual evaluations, orientation, counseling, interviewing candidates, approval of time cards, hiring and discipline of employees. Provides input on budgetary considerations for their section at budgeting time. Principal Duties and Accountabilities:
- Responsible for the general supervision of the delivery and documentation of pharmaceutical care provided to patients using the medication use process (selecting, prescribing, dispensing, administration and monitoring of medications).
- Responsible for day-to-day management of pharmacy staff including scheduling, annual evaluations, orientation, counseling, interviewing candidates, approval of time cards, hiring and discipline of employees.
- Provide input on budgetary considerations for their section at budget time. Monitors the income & expenses to compare with the budget as documented by monthly reports.
- Provide input to the pharmacy leadership team on departmental, operational, financial and human resources issues and initiatives.
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Position Summary:
Responsible for performing a variety of compounding, preparing, resupplying and labeling of medications, under the direct supervision of the pharmacist. Also, responsible for performing a variety of clerical functions including:answering the phone, waiting on customers, filing orders, billing, computer operating, readying medications for delivery and other related duties.
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Position Summary:
Responsible for performing a variety of compounding, preparing, resupplying and labeling of medications, under the direct supervision of the pharmacist. Also, responsible for performing a variety of clerical functions including:answering the phone, waiting on customers, filing orders, billing, computer operating, readying medications for delivery and other related duties.
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Position Summary:
Responsible for performing a variety of compounding, preparing, resupplying and labeling of medications, under the direct supervision of the pharmacist. Also, responsible for performing a variety of clerical functions including:answering the phone, waiting on customers, filing orders, billing, computer operating, readying medications for delivery and other related duties.
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Position Summary:
Under direction and supervision of a pharmacist, fills individual drug orders from the pharmacy medication profile. Prepares intravenous additive solutions for individual patients from the IV profile. Prepares bulk solutions.
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In keeping with the Marian Medical Center health care philosophy, the Staff Pharmacist is responsible for procuring, manufacturing, compounding, dispensing, distributing, storing and administration drugs, biologicals, and chemicals according to standard practices of the professional, State and Federal laws and regulations, and departmental policies and procedures.
Extreme accuracy must rule general principles of sterility and dosing associated with compounding of all IVs. Calculations must be double-checked on all dosing calculations. STAT requests must be given priority.
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The Pharmacy Technician I assist the pharmacist in preparing and dispensing medications, IV admixtures and chemotherapy, and maintain appropriate patient records and charges. This position requires the full understanding and active participation in fulfilling the Mission of Community Hospital of San Bernardino. It is expected that the employee will demonstrate behavior consistent with the Core Values. The employee shall support Community Hospital of San Bernardino strategic plan and the goals and direction of the quality improvement, process, and activities.
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Assist the pharmacist in preparing and dispensing medications, IV admixtures and chemotherapy, and maintain appropriate patient records and charges. This position requires the full understanding and active participation in fulfilling the Mission of St. Bernardine Medical Center. It is expected that the employee will demonstrate behavior consistent with the Core Values. The employee shall support St. Bernardine Medical Center’s strategic plan and the goals and direction of the quality improvement/process improvement activities. Requirements: Hospital pharmacy experience preferred, including unit-dose, IV additives and computer entry. Graduate of pharmacy technician school. California Pharmacy Technician
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Assist the pharmacist in preparing and dispensing medications, IV admixtures and chemotherapy, and maintain appropriate patient records and charges. This position requires the full understanding and active participation in fulfilling the Mission of St. Bernardine Medical Center. It is expected that the employee will demonstrate behavior consistent with the Core Values. The employee shall support St. Bernardine Medical Center’s strategic plan and the goals and direction of the quality improvement/process improvement activities.
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The University of Arizona Cancer Center at St. Joseph’s is located approximately 3 miles from the main hospital and is the only National Cancer Institute Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center headquartered in Arizona. Our staff of pharmacists and technicians provide Infusion, retail and specialty pharmacy services to our patients.
Our Certified Pharmacy Techs, under the supervision of a pharmacist, the pharmacy technician performs pharmacy-related functions, in compliance with state/federal regulations and department policies and procedures that provide optimal pharmaceutical care. Is competent to work in any area of the Pharmacy (Infusion, Retail, Research).
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Join us now as a Certified Pharmacy Technician working in a fast-paced environment. Under the supervision of a pharmacist, pharmacy technicians perform drug distribution activities including: servicing Omnicell machines, delivering medications to nursing units and procedural areas, and unit dosing medications. Pharmacy technicians also perform sterile and non-sterile compounding of medications, including hazardous drugs, following USP <795>, USP <797> and USP <800> guidelines.
- As a pharmacy technician, you will be exposed to many different technologies and automation devices. These include: 96 Omnicell machines, four carousels, MEPs RFID tracking, Fluidose, MILT, and Temptrak.
- The pharmacy department is completing a renovation that includes state-of-the-art USP <795> and USP <800> compliant clean rooms incorporating MedKeeper remote verification software.
- As a pharmacy technician, you may be exposed to several of the following shifts: Front Counter, Transporter, Carousel, Omnicell Restocking, IV Room, Box/Kit Refilling, Unit-Dose Packaging, Medication History or Narcotics.
- This is a variable shift position, working a mix of days and evening shifts. Pharmacy technicians are also required to work every other weekend. Major holidays are staffed using a model that rotates shifts every other year.
- The majority of daytime shifts start at 7:30am, with a few shifts starting at 5:30am and 6:30am. Evening shifts start at 2pm and 3pm. All daytime and evening shifts are 8 hours. Evening shift and weekend shift differential is offered.
- The pharmacy department is actively involved in programs to support St. Vincent de Paul and hospital employees through Adopt-a-Family Christmas gifts, Easter baskets, Back to school drive, and canned food drive. There is also a department specific employee recognition program called GEM "going the extra mile" where staff members can recognize each other's great work.
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Join us now as a Certified Pharmacy Technician working in a fast-paced environment. Under the supervision of a pharmacist, pharmacy technicians perform drug distribution activities including: servicing Omnicell machines, delivering medications to nursing units and procedural areas, and unit dosing medications. Pharmacy technicians also perform sterile and non-sterile compounding of medications, including hazardous drugs, following USP <795>, USP <797> and USP <800> guidelines.
- As a pharmacy technician, you will be exposed to many different technologies and automation devices. These include: 96 Omnicell machines, four carousels, MEPs RFID tracking, Fluidose, MILT, and Temptrak.
- The pharmacy department is completing a renovation that includes state-of-the-art USP <795> and USP <800> compliant clean rooms incorporating MedKeeper remote verification software.
- As a pharmacy technician, you may be exposed to several of the following shifts: Front Counter, Transporter, Carousel, Omnicell Restocking, IV Room, Box/Kit Refilling, Unit-Dose Packaging, Medication History or Narcotics.
- This is a variable shift position, working a mix of days and evening shifts. Pharmacy technicians are also required to work every other weekend. Major holidays are staffed using a model that rotates shifts every other year.
- The majority of daytime shifts start at 7:30am, with a few shifts starting at 5:30am and 6:30am. Evening shifts start at 2pm and 3pm. All daytime and evening shifts are 8 hours. Evening shift and weekend shift differential is offered.
- The pharmacy department is actively involved in programs to support St. Vincent de Paul and hospital employees through Adopt-a-Family Christmas gifts, Easter baskets, Back to school drive, and canned food drive. There is also a department specific employee recognition program called GEM "going the extra mile" where staff members can recognize each other's great work.
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Join us now as a Certified Pharmacy Technician working in a fast-paced environment. Under the supervision of a pharmacist, pharmacy technicians perform drug distribution activities including: servicing Omnicell machines, delivering medications to nursing units and procedural areas, and unit dosing medications. Pharmacy technicians also perform sterile and non-sterile compounding of medications, including hazardous drugs, following USP <795>, USP <797> and USP <800> guidelines.
- As a pharmacy technician, you will be exposed to many different technologies and automation devices. These include: 96 Omnicell machines, four carousels, MEPs RFID tracking, Fluidose, MILT, and Temptrak.
- The pharmacy department is completing a renovation that includes state-of-the-art USP <795> and USP <800> compliant clean rooms incorporating MedKeeper remote verification software.
- As a pharmacy technician, you may be exposed to several of the following shifts: Front Counter, Transporter, Carousel, Omnicell Restocking, IV Room, Box/Kit Refilling, Unit-Dose Packaging, Medication History or Narcotics.
- This is a variable shift position, working a mix of days and evening shifts. Pharmacy technicians are also required to work every other weekend. Major holidays are staffed using a model that rotates shifts every other year.
- The majority of daytime shifts start at 7:30am, with a few shifts starting at 5:30am and 6:30am. Evening shifts start at 2pm and 3pm. All daytime and evening shifts are 8 hours. Evening shift and weekend shift differential is offered.
- The pharmacy department is actively involved in programs to support St. Vincent de Paul and hospital employees through Adopt-a-Family Christmas gifts, Easter baskets, Back to school drive, and canned food drive. There is also a department specific employee recognition program called GEM "going the extra mile" where staff members can recognize each other's great work.
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Join us now as a Certified Pharmacy Tech who performs special assignments and all Pharmacy Technician duties. The Pharmacy Tech is permitted access to medication and storage rooms for stocking, inspections and record-keeping purposes for all medications. Under the supervision of a pharmacist, the pharmacy technician performs pharmacy-related functions, in compliance with state/federal regulations and department policies and procedures that provide optimal pharmaceutical care. Located in Phoenix, AZ, this position is critical to the success of St. Joseph's Hospital Medical Center and requires the full understanding and active participation in fulfilling the Mission of Dignity Health. REQUIREMENTS: High School Diploma/GEDArizona Pharmacy Tech LicensePharmacy Tech Certification PREFERRED:1+ years of acute care pharmacy experienceIV room experience
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Under the direct supervision of the licensed Pharmacist, the Certified Pharmacy Technician is responsible for performing para-professional pharmaceutical work. The Certified Pharmacy Technician assists the Pharmacy Department by providing drug distribution services while adhering to department and hospital policies and procedures which conform to state, federal, and Joint Commission regulations.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES/DUTIES
- Assists Pharmacist with preparing and dispensing prescribed medication for patients.
- Interprets patient drug profiles.
- Stocks and replenishes medications in Unit Dose drawer.
- Operates packaging equipment for Unit Dose or prepackaging dispensing system.
- Prepackages sterile injectable medications.
- Prepares standard stock solutions.
- Delivers medicines to facility units.
- Maintains drug and supply inventory records.
- Checks incoming supplies for breakage or spoilage and segregates.
- Reviews pharmacy stock for expired drugs.
- Other administrative tasks as assigned.
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In keeping with the Dignity Health core values, under the direct supervision of a Registered Pharmacist, the Pharmacy Tech I is responsible for the preparation (excluding I.V. admixtures) and distribution of all medication orders according to hospital policies, standard practices of the profession and State and Federal laws and regulations.
This position is represented by SEIU - UHW and is covered by the terms and conditions of the applicable collective bargaining agreement. KEY WORDS: PHARMACY, HOSPITAL, HEALTHCARE
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The Lead Pharmacy Technician will directly oversee all technicians and assist in the various activities of the pharmacy department.
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Position Summary:
In accordance with the mission and philosophy of Sequoia Hospital, the Pharmacy Technician is a professional caregiver who assumes responsibility and accountability for the preparation of pharmaceuticals under the direction of Pharmacists and the Director of Pharmacy. Applies Dignity Health Core Values to the performance of every job duty. Responsibilities include:
- Responsible for performing a variety of technical and manipulative tasks associated with the preparation and dispensing of medications for hospital inpatients and outpatients, under the director of the pharmacists.
Minimum:
- Current California Pharmacy Technician registration required.
- High school education or equivalent required.
Preferred:
- Hospital experience preferred.
- IV admixture services and automatic dispensing machine experience preferred.
