McLaren Health Care·Flint, Michigan
The Pharmacy Technician compounds and dispenses medications, including IV additives and chemotherapy, using aseptic techniques. They are also responsible for inventory management via Omnicell, delivering prescriptions to nursing stations, and maintaining sterile working areas.
Under the direct supervision of the Director of Pharmaceutical Services or a Registered Pharmacist - and according to the standard procedures - compounds and dispenses medications and pharmaceutical supplies upon receiving prescriptions from physicians or other qualified prescribes, dispenses additives for IV and irrigation solutions, mixes IV additive solutions as required using aseptic technique, with the laminar flow hood, types labels, prepares and files charge slips, and performs other related duties.
1. Under the direct supervision of a registered pharmacist, weighs measures and mixes ingredients compounds and prepares medications, emulsions, liquids, powders, and ointments using such equipment as graduates, balance, mortars, pestles and funnels. 2. Replenishes medications in emergency crash carts, EMT boxes, or floor stock atears accurately. 3. Accurately fills bottles, capsules, or other package forms with measured amounts of medication according to the prescription. 4. Prepackages bulk medications in unit dose packages accurately within specified time periods. 5. Makes round delivering prescriptions to the nursing stations. 6. Files physician’s orders. 7. Data entry of physicians orders and patient information into pharmacy computer system. 8. Utilizes and operates automated dispensing technology (Omnicell) to facilitate inventory management and medication storage. 9. Charges appropriate patient and/or patient care area for medications and supplies as outlined by standard departmental procedures. 10. Organizes outdated or overstocked medications to ship back to manufacturers for credit. 11. Regularly dispenses additives for IV and irrigating solutions. Mixes IV additive solutions and chemotherapy as required using aseptic technique with the laminar flow hood. 12. Prepares intravenous ad mixtures or other sterile products (including chemotherapy and parenteral nutrition) accurately and according to established standards. 13. Cleans the laminar flow hood and working area. 14. Prepares reports on IV activity as requested on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis, as requested.
Candidates must have a high school diploma and a valid Pharmacy Technician license in the State of Michigan. Required experience includes 6 months of job-related work, completion of a training program, or current enrollment in pharmacy school.
Market context
Pharmacy Technician openings in Michigan are typically supported by ongoing demand in retail, hospital, and long-term care settings. Competition often centers on licensure, prior pharmacy experience, and familiarity with prescription processing, inventory, and patient service. On this platform, the job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original posting, saving you time on research; before applying, confirm your Michigan license status and match your experience or training to the listed requirements.