Jessica Lundy

• Managed daily operations for optimal performance, ensuring smooth workflows and timely completion of tasks.
• Maintained open lines of communication with upper management to provide regular updates on operational progress and challenges faced by the team.
• Implemented quality control systems to reduce errors, resulting in increased customer satisfaction rates.
• Ensured compliance with company policies, industry regulations, safety standards, and local laws during daily operations.
• Managed the day-to-day operations of the facility, overseeing receiving, storage, picking, packing, and shipping processes.
• Monitored inventory levels closely, making proactive adjustments to prevent stockouts or overstock situations.
• Facilitated seamless communication channels between departments, improving coordination and project outcomes.
• Resolved issues through active listening and open-ended questioning, escalating major problems to manager.

Monitored ordering of pharmacy medication stock to maintain streamlined inventory and low overhead.

• Order medicines daily to replenish stock and increase inventory in anticipation of need.
• Liaised with other pharmacies to eliminate issues related to product expiration.
• Stocked, labeled and inventoried medication to keep accurate records.
• Performed various pharmacy operational activities with strong commitment to accuracy, efficiency and service quality.
• Restocked pharmacy shelves with current merchandise to drive consistent peripheral sales.
• Answered incoming phone calls and addressed questions from customers and healthcare providers.
• Processed incoming drug orders.
• Restocked automated medication dispensing equipment.
• Counted, measured and compounded medications following standard procedures.
• Performed wide range of pharmacy operations with strong commitment to accuracy, efficiency and service quality.
• Maintained proper drug storage procedures, registries, and records for controlled drugs.
• Help in setting up patients for outpatient infusions.

• Restocked automated medication dispensing equipment.
• Answered incoming phone calls and addressed questions from customers and healthcare providers.
• Prepackaged bulk medicines, filled bottles with prescribed medications and affixed correct labels.
• Communicated regularly with physicians, nurses, insurance companies and managed care organizations.
• Troubleshot mechanical issues with Pyxis machines and other equipment.
• Regularly stocked shelves, rotated stock and checked for expired medications.
• Correctly completed pharmacy paperwork, including daily and weekly reports.
• Monitored medication dispensing machines within hospital to ensure supplies were readily available to clinical staff.
• Inspected drug storage sites, monitored drug supply expiration dates and ensured proper supply levels.
• Conducted routine inspections of medication storage locations.
• Assisted other pharmacy staff with drug inventory, purchasing, and receiving.
• Managed drug and supply inventories.
• Liaised with other pharmacies to eliminate issues related to product expiration.

• Keyed approximately 500 plus application data fields a day.
• Worked efficiently in a controlled work environment.

• Restocked automated medication dispensing equipment.
• Collected co-payments or full payments from customers.
• Counted, measured and compounded medications following standard procedures.
• Reviewed and verified customer information and insurance provider information.
• Communicated with prescribers to verify medication dosages, refill authorizations and patient information.
• Answered incoming phone calls and addressed questions from customers and healthcare providers.
• Resolved non-routine issues like third party billing, computer system and customer service issues.
• Efficiently operated cash register and handled cash, checks, and charge transactions.
• Assisted the pharmacists with checking in and pricing drug orders, third party transactions and relevant paperwork.
• Complied with all federal laws, company policies and procedures and state regulations regarding intern, technician and assistant training and licensure.
• Reconstituted oral liquids.
• Hand counted control medications, measured liquids and reconstituted antibiotics.
• Prepackaged bulk medicines, filled bottles with prescribed medications and affixed correct labels.
• Effectively prioritized tasks and organized workflow to increase efficiency.
• Cleaned equipment and work areas and sterilized glassware to maintain safe and sanitary conditions.
• Properly compounded and dispensed medications as prescribed by doctors and dentists.
• Inspected drug storage sites, monitored drug supply expiration dates and ensured proper supply levels.
• Properly filled and dispensed an average of 175 prescriptions per day.
• Receptively answered customer questions and helped locate desired items in the pharmacy.
• Effectively resolved insurance rejections and other billing issues.

• Prepared intravenous solutions, admixtures, respiratory drugs and other solutions using aseptic techniques.
• Counted, measured, and compounded medications following standard procedures.
• Restocked automated medication dispensing equipment.
• Maintained proper drug storage procedures, registries, and records for controlled drugs.
• Compounded and repackaged medications, including unit-doses, topical medications and sterile products.
• Effectively prioritized tasks and organized workflow to increase efficiency.
• Exhibited proficiency in IV and chemo compounding.
• Assisted other pharmacy staff with drug inventory, purchasing, and receiving.
• Reconstituted oral liquids.
• Cleaned equipment and work areas and sterilized glassware to maintain safe and sanitary conditions.
• Properly cleaned and maintained department equipment such as IV hoods.
• Inspected drug storage sites, monitored drug supply expiration dates and ensured proper supply levels.
• Prepackaged bulk medicines, filled bottles with prescribed medications and affixed correct labels.
• Correctly completed pharmacy paperwork, including daily and weekly reports.
• Troubleshot mechanical issues with Pyxis machines and other equipment.
• Regularly stocked shelves, rotated stock and checked for expired medications.
• Conducted routine inspections of medication storage locations.
• Managed drug and supply inventories.
• Complied with all federal laws, company policies and procedures and state regulations regarding intern, technician and assistant training and licensure.
• Hand counted control medications, measured liquids and reconstituted antibiotics.