PHARMACY TECH II - CERTIFIED

Why Beebe?
Become part of the Beebe team - an inclusive team positioned in a vibrant, coastal community. Enjoy a fulfilling career as you support the health of our patients and a team focused on excellence.
Overview
This position will entail all activities associated with an Oncology infusion center pharmacy technician, compounding hazardous medications, and additional responsibilities of replenishing Emergency Department stock through utilization of Automated Dispensing Cabinets
Responsibilities
Knowledge: Understanding of Pharmacy practice, federal & state laws, pharmacology with an emphasis on antineoplastic therapies, Basic concepts of investigational drug therapy and the pharmacist's role in providing and managing investigational therapies, Understanding the role and usefulness or various national standards such as those from the NCCN, ASCO, ONS, Chest Guidelines,
Skills: Competency and familiarity with various computer programs such as Word, Excel, Outlook. Also, the ability to quickly learn or have a working knowledge of common EMR systems used such as Varian/Aria and Cerner systems. The ability to prepare medications as ordered either by compounding or in a USP Chapter 797/800 clean room along with supervising and directing others in the preparation of the same
Work Environment: Pharmacy with a USP Chapter 797/800 clean room suit including a hazardous drug preparation area with a Biological Safety Cabinet, a non-hazardous clean room and an anti-room. Sufficient workstations to allow for the review and processing of pharmacy orders. Pharmacy with storage areas for all medications and supplies, hazardous and non-hazardous, and controlled substances.
Qualifications
High school graduate.
Technician Training Program desired.
Education
Entry
USD $18.75/Hr.
Max
USD $29.06/Hr.

Knowledge: Understanding of Pharmacy practice, federal & state laws, pharmacology with an emphasis on antineoplastic therapies, Basic concepts of investigational drug therapy and the pharmacist's role in providing and managing investigational therapies, Understanding the role and usefulness or various national standards such as those from the NCCN, ASCO, ONS, Chest Guidelines,
Skills: Competency and familiarity with various computer programs such as Word, Excel, Outlook. Also, the ability to quickly learn or have a working knowledge of common EMR systems used such as Varian/Aria and Cerner systems. The ability to prepare medications as ordered either by compounding or in a USP Chapter 797/800 clean room along with supervising and directing others in the preparation of the same
Work Environment: Pharmacy with a USP Chapter 797/800 clean room suit including a hazardous drug preparation area with a Biological Safety Cabinet, a non-hazardous clean room and an anti-room. Sufficient workstations to allow for the review and processing of pharmacy orders. Pharmacy with storage areas for all medications and supplies, hazardous and non-hazardous, and controlled substances.

High school graduate.
Technician Training Program desired.