Caretria·Lakeland, Florida
The pharmacy technician is responsible for processing prescriptions, verifying patient information, and preparing orders according to client specifications. They must also maintain accurate records, perform quality assurance checks on pharmacy equipment, and ensure compliance with HIPAA and privacy laws.
Under the direction of the Pharmacy Supervisor/Manager, the Eagle Pharmacy Technician is responsible for processing prescriptions, preparing orders according to client specifications, and is responsible for other duties assigned.
The above duties are meant to be representative of the position and not all-inclusive.
This position is in a typical office environment which requires prolonged sitting and standing in front of a computer. In addition, this position requires hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity sufficient to operate standard office equipment, including the operation of standard computer and phone equipment. May have occasional high stress when dealing with customers/clients and employees. This position may be required to work long hours
CareTria is an equal opportunity employer
Market context
In Florida, ambulatory care pharmacy roles are often competitive because employers typically look for an active Florida pharmacy license plus specialized residency training or several years of clinical ambulatory care experience. Spanish proficiency can be a meaningful advantage in patient-facing settings, especially where bilingual communication supports care access. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, since they are distilled from the original posting and can save research time before you apply.