Piedmont Healthcare Inc.·Augusta, Georgia
The Pharmacy Technician is responsible for the preparation of IV admixtures, chemotherapy medications, and unit dose syringes for critical care and OR areas. They also maintain adequate stock levels and ensure compliance with state and federal pharmacy regulations.
Overview Responsible for the admixtures of medications to IV solutions.
Preparation of unit dose syringes, chemotherapy medications, and compounding of solutions/medications used in the critical care and OR satellite areas.
Maintaining adequate stock levels in assigned areas.
Functions in accordance with standard written procedures, guidelines, and state and federal regulations.
Works with pharmacy and technical staff to define and document business rules and best practice.
Functions in duties of a Pharmacy Technician as needed.
Responsible for the admixtures of medications to IV solutions. Preparation of unit dose syringes, chemotherapy medications, and compounding of solutions/medications used in the critical care and OR satellite areas. Maintaining adequate stock levels in assigned areas. Functions in accordance with standard written procedures, guidelines, and state and federal regulations. Works with pharmacy and technical staff to define and document business rules and best practice. Functions in duties of a Pharmacy Technician as needed.
Education H.S. Diploma or General Education Degree (GED) Required Work Experience Previous pharmacy technician experience with IV admixtures Preferred Licenses and Certifications PHRMTECH-R - Registered Pharmacy Technician Current registration with the state Board of Pharmacy as a Pharmacy Technician Upon Hire Required PTCB Certification Preferred Business
Unit: Company Name Piedmont Augusta Hospital
Candidates must have a high school diploma or GED and a current registration as a Pharmacy Technician with the state Board of Pharmacy. Previous experience with IV admixtures is preferred, and PTCB certification is also preferred.
Market context
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