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McLaren Health Care·Petoskey, Michigan
Pharmacy Technician I
The Pharmacy Technician will assist pharmacists by preparing and labeling medications, including IVs and chemotherapy agents, in a hospital setting. They are also responsible for maintaining inventory, managing work areas, and processing patient medication orders.
Become a Licensed Pharmacy Technician while assisting pharmacists in an inpatient clinical hospital setting.
As a valuable healthcare professional, you will provide an essential service by preparing necessary patient medications.
Upon hire, you will be enrolled in a Pharmacy Technician Certification Program, a one-year or less self-paced study, at no cost to you.
If you are a highly motivated and detail-oriented professional this rewarding career opportunity is for you!
Benefits package and retirement plan available.
· Prepares, organizes and maintains work area. · Fills containers, prepares and affixes labels, prepackages pharmaceuticals, maintains records, and stocks supplies under supervision. · Prepares and labels IVs, hyperalimentation solutions, chemotherapy agents, and other pharmaceutical products. · Responds to patient admission, transfer, discharge, discontinued medication notices, and processes physician orders. · Assists with recordkeeping, billing and accounting functions. · Assists in ordering, receiving, inspecting and adjusting stock. · Maintains floor stock, crash carts and nursing station inspection reports. · Performs other related duties as directed.
· High School Diploma or GED Equivalent · Michigan Pharmacy Technician License or Enrolled in a Pharmacy Technician Certification Program (currently enrolled or upon hire) · Exemplary customer service skills · Requires attention to detail & multi-tasking skills Equal Opportunity Employer of Minorities/Females/Disabled/Veterans.
Candidates must possess a High School Diploma or GED and either hold a Michigan Pharmacy Technician License or be willing to enroll in a certification program. Strong attention to detail, multi-tasking abilities, and exemplary customer service skills are required.
Market context
In Michigan, pharmacy roles are often competitive in hospital and health-system settings, where employers look for licensed pharmacists who can support medication safety and clinical workflows. This role stands out because a PharmD, prior hospital residency, and current BLS and/or ACLS certification are strongly preferred, alongside a Michigan Pharmacist and Controlled Substance license. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly compare fit, then confirm your licensure and certification status before applying.