
Experienced Pharmacy Technician known for exceptional inventory management and precision in medication preparation. Committed to confidentiality and quality, consistently contributing to streamlined workflows and effective collaboration within healthcare teams.
Checking Temperature log, lynx print roster for the three days of treatment. Queue patients in lynx and prep hood. run super bill for charge capture, restock supplies as needed, Send drug order daily and manage inventory every month, transfer drugs between clinics
Retrieving EMR orders from nurses and double-check Dr. order. Inventory monthly order daily , and rotate IV stock. Mix chemotherapy, restock supplies
Retrieving chart form nurse and double-check Dr. orders preparation for chemotherapy and premedications, charge the encounter form drugs used, inventory monthly, order drugs for clinic. responsible for returning expired drugs for credit, use of pyxis station for medications and labels
Prepare all inpatient medication for pharmacist review. prepared large and small volumes parenteral. including calculation of all volumes of additives for admixture preparations. prepared supplemental to medications for evening update of unit-dose cart
Filled unit-dose cart for multiple floors, delivered cart to floors, retrieved charges and processed credits, prepared small and large volume parenteral also to include chemotherapy IV. Computer entry of all patient profile medications.
Retrieving orders and narcotic sheets charging all narcotic. refilling unit medication.
Duties as listed above. prepare small and large parenteral. responsible for filling unit-dose cart for multiple floors, preparation of individual containers for bulk medications for patients. Delivered carts to floors, retrieved charges and processed credits.
Prepared all inpatient medications for pharmacist review. Prepar large and small volumes Parenteral including calculation of all volumes of additives for admixtures preparation. Duties included prepared supplemental medication for evening update of unit-dose carts