Orlando Health·Orlando, Florida
The Pharmacy Technician II assists pharmacists with medication preparation, dispensing, and distribution while maintaining sterile compounding standards. They also manage inventory, operate automated dispensing systems, and provide technical support within specialized practice areas.
High school diploma or equivalent. Greater than one (1) year and up to four (4) years of experience as a Pharmacy Technician. Current Pharmacy Technician registration with the Florida Board of Pharmacy. Strong attention to detail and organizational skills. Excellent communication and customer service abilities.
Hospital or health system pharmacy experience. Experience with sterile compounding and USP <797> practices. Familiarity with automated dispensing cabinets and pharmacy technology systems. Knowledge of medication inventory management and procurement. Experience training or mentoring pharmacy technicians. Why Orlando Health? At Orlando Health, you'll be part of a nationally recognized healthcare organization committed to delivering exceptional patient care and supporting the professional growth of every team member. We offer: Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits. Career advancement opportunities within Pharmacy Services. Ongoing education and professional development. A collaborative and innovative healthcare environment. The opportunity to make a meaningful impact on patient care every day. Join Orlando Health and help deliver safe, high-quality pharmacy services that make a difference for our patients and communities. Apply today! Orlando Health is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer and welcome applicants of all backgrounds, including veterans and individuals with disabilities.
Candidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent and between one and four years of pharmacy technician experience. A current Florida Board of Pharmacy registration is required, along with strong organizational and communication skills.
Market context
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