Trinity Health·Ann Arbor, Michigan
The Pharmacy Technician Specialist assists pharmacists in preparing sterile chemotherapy admixtures and hazardous oncology medications while maintaining strict safety and quality standards. They are also responsible for managing drug inventory, performing charge capture, and ensuring compliance with USP 797/800 regulations.
Current State of Michigan Pharmacy Technician License required. National certification preferred. REQUIRED SKILLS AND ABILITIES Interpersonal skills necessary to communicate effectively within the Pharmacy department, oncology nursing, and support staff. Pharmaceutical knowledge appropriate for a certified pharmacy technician supporting oncology infusion services. Ability to maintain concentration and precise attention to detail during hazardous compounding and medication preparation. Advanced computer skills to operate oncology EMR systems, retrieve data, generate reports, and perform online functions. Ability to perform in a high‑acuity, fast‑paced oncology setting with critical time constraints.
Typical responsibilities: undefined 1. Prepare Sterile IV and Chemotherapy Admixtures for Oncology Infusion Patients a. Interpret and follow complex chemotherapy regimens, infusion protocols, and compounding formulas. b. Maintain advanced knowledge of all clean room equipment, cleaning, and associated policies and procedures (USP 797/800). c. Ensure appropriate NDC products are selected for compounding and support accurate documentation for charge capture and compliance. d. Maintain advanced understanding of drug stability, compatibility, beyond‑use dating, and safe storage requirements for oncology admixtures. e. Maintain advanced knowledge of labeling standards for chemotherapy and supportive infusion medications. 2. Prepare Hazardous Drugs Used in Oncology Treatment a. Maintain competencies related to hazardous drug handling, closed‑system transfer devices (CSTDs), and USP <800> safety standards. b. Interpret and follow complex instructions for mixing hazardous chemotherapy and biologic agents. c. Utilize appropriate PPE and engineering controls to ensure safe preparation and minimize contamination risks. 3. Oncology Billing & Charge Capture Support a. Assist with audit and charge correction for oncology infusion medications. 4. Assist with Drug Ordering and Inventory Functions as Needed Monitor par levels of chemotherapy agents, biologics, supportive medications, and compounding supplies. Receive, store, and handle hazardous drugs in accordance with USP <800> requirements. Rotate stock and manage medication expiration to minimize waste and ensure safe availability. Complexity of Work Ability to perform algebraic calculations required for chemotherapy dosing, dilution, and sterile compounding. Ability to maintain focus and attention to detail for up to 100% of working time, given the critical nature of hazardous drug preparation. Must maintain competency in aseptic technique, hazardous drug handling, and oncology infusion workflows.
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Benefits: · Competitive compensation, DAILYPAY · Benefits effective Day One! No waiting periods. · Full benefits package including Medical, Dental, Vision, PTO, Life Insurance, Short and Long-term Disability · Retirement savings plan with employer match and contributions · Opportunity for growth and advancement throughout SJMHS and Trinity Health · Tuition Reimbursement Our Commitment Rooted in our Mission and Core Values, we honor the dignity of every person and recognize the unique perspectives, experiences, and talents each colleague brings. By finding common ground and embracing our differences, we grow stronger together and deliver more compassionate, person-centered care. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other status protected by federal, state, or local law.
Candidates must hold a high school diploma and a current State of Michigan Pharmacy Technician License. At least 6 months of sterile compounding experience is preferred, along with proficiency in oncology infusion workflows and hazardous drug handling.
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.