Erlanger Health System·Chattanooga, Tennessee
Responsible for the aseptic preparation of IV admixtures and the distribution of medications via automated drug systems and cart fills. Maintains pharmacy inventory, performs narcotic distribution, and ensures compliance with JCAHO/DNV standards.
The employee must be able to demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care appropriate to the age of the patients served on his or her assigned unit.
Required: High School Graduate, CPhT (Certified Pharmacy Technician) Testing in proficiency for Microsoft Office (Excel, Word)
Preferred: AS Degree in Pharmacy Technology or Accredited Pharmacy Tech Course completion
Required: CPhT must have a minimum of one year pharmacy experience. LPN, RN with CPhT Certification is acceptable with no experience.
Preferred: One year IV Compounding experience
Clinical Pharmacy Technician are also responsible for functioning as a Pharmacy Technician by performing duties associated with medication preparation and distribution. Those duties consist of, but are not limited to: Aseptic preparation of IV admixtures in compliance with departmental, hospital and licensing agency standards, filling and distributing medications through first fill, cart fill and/or Automated Drug Systems. They must maintain functional usage of the hospital computer system as well as interfaced pharmacy systems. They will need to maintain the familiarity of a multitude of generic/trade name medications. They will need to perform Narcotic Distribution duties and automated dispensing medication refills. They must maintain the ability to fill oral prepackage syringes and use Medication Prepackage Machines ensuring Federal prepackaging guidelines are met. They are responsible for maintaining active state licensure and National Pharmacy Technician Certification. They must maintain familiarity with JCAHO/DNV Standards for the Department of Pharmacy and remain compliant with the practices of a unit dose medication distribution system. All functions must be performed using excellent customer relation skills.
Market context
Clinical pharmacy technician roles in Tennessee are typically steady in hospital and pediatric settings, especially when evening coverage and weekend rotation are part of the schedule. This position is competitive because it requires a high school diploma, CPhT certification, and a Tennessee State Pharmacy License, with pharmacy experience preferred unless you are an LPN or RN with CPhT certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and CPhT details before applying.
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