Gregory Eggleston Jr.

Compounded Hazardous and Non-Hazardous IV medications with good aseptic technique.

• Located and measured medications according to prescription information, making modifications as instructed by pharmacists and providers.
• Performed various pharmacy operational activities with strong commitment to accuracy, efficiency and service quality.
• Compounded Sterile IV's with good aseptic technique

• Restocked pharmacy shelves with current merchandise to drive consistent peripheral sales.
• Stocked, labeled and inventoried medication to keep accurate records.
• Counted, measured, and compounded medications following standard procedures.
• Completed paperwork, entering prescription and insurance or billing information into patient profiles.
• Prepared intravenous solutions, admixtures, respiratory drugs and other solutions using aseptic techniques.
• Performed various pharmacy operational activities with strong commitment to accuracy, efficiency and service quality.
• Calculated dosage, filled prescriptions and prepared prescription labels with absolute accuracy.
• Counted and labeled prescriptions with correct item and quantity.
• Sterile and Non-Sterile Compounding
• Lead Tech for 1 year.

• Completed new and updated patient profiles, including lists of patient medications.
• Receptively answered customer questions and helped locate desired items in pharmacy.
• Effectively prioritized tasks and organized workflow to increase efficiency.
• Have filled and delivered 10-15 patients while on-call over weekends.

• Properly filled and dispensed average of 300 prescriptions per day.
• Managed drug and supply inventories.
• Regularly stocked shelves, rotated stock and checked for expired medications.
• Prepacked bulk medicines, filled bottles with prescribed medications and affixed correct labels.

• Properly filled and dispensed average of 50 prescriptions per day.
• Effectively resolved insurance rejections and other billing issues.
• Managed drug and supply inventories.
• Properly cleaned and maintained department equipment such as IV hoods.
• Compounded and repackaged medications, including unit-doses, topical medications and sterile products.
• Regularly stocked shelves, rotated stock and checked for expired medications.
• Cleaned equipment and work areas and sterilized glassware to maintain safe and sanitary conditions.
• Efficiently operated cash register and handled cash, checks, and charge transactions.
• Hand counted control medications, measured liquids and reconstituted antibiotics.
• Properly compounded and dispensed medications as prescribed by doctors and dentists.

• Properly filled and dispensed average of 500 prescriptions per day.
• Managed drug and supply inventories.
• Properly cleaned and maintained department equipment such as IV hoods.
• Prepacked bulk medicines, filled bottles with prescribed medications and affixed correct labels.
• Cleaned equipment and work areas and sterilized glassware to maintain safe and sanitary conditions.
• Implemented standard procedures for mixing, packaging and labeling pharmaceuticals to ensure quality, security and proper disposal.