Automated Dispensing Unit Pharmacy Technician

CVS Health

. Operate, maintain, replenish, audit, and troubleshoot automated dispensing unit (ADU) cabinets at customer facilities .

Posted 10/20/2026full-timeWadsworth • Ohio • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $17 - $28 per hourWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in operating and maintaining Automated Dispensing Units (ADUs), ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations, and providing training to facility staff. Proficient in medication preparation, inventory management, and customer service within pharmacy settings.

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Automated Dispensing Unit (ADU) OperationPharmacy Technician CertificationMedication Preparation and DispensingCompliance with HIPAA RegulationsCustomer Service Orientation

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Hard Skills

Medication AuditsInventory ManagementMathematical Calculations for PrescriptionsCompounding Non-Sterile and Sterile ProductsTroubleshooting ADU SoftwareDEA Compliance TasksOperating Company-Owned VehiclesUsing Mobile Phones and GPSPerforming Physical InventoriesMaintaining User Databases

Soft Skills

Verbal Communication SkillsActive Listening SkillsProblem RecognitionCustomer Service OrientationAbility to Concentrate on Tasks

Tools & Technologies

Automated Dispensing Units (ADUs)Inventory Management SoftwareMobile ApplicationsGPS Navigation SystemsOffice Equipment

Certifications & Qualifications

Pharmacy Technician Certification (PTCB)High School Diploma or GED

Industry Keywords

Long-Term Care IndustryPharmacy OperationsControlled SubstancesSOPsPatient Confidentiality

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Operate, maintain, replenish, audit, and troubleshoot automated dispensing unit (ADU) cabinets at customer facilities
Restock and destock ADUs with medication
Complete monthly medication audits and review ADU reports for discrepancies, errors, and dispensing data
Maintain ADU software and user databases
Train facility staff on ADU operation
Coordinate new ADU installations, including pharmacy and facility readiness, inventory, and user setup
Review and complete ADU policies, training, and SOPs annually
Log deliveries and return accompanying documents
Monitor facility inventory and keep ADUs operating at optimal levels
Maintain compliance with federal, state, and local laws and regulations
Drive company-owned vehicles between pharmacy and customer facilities
Use mobile phones, internet applications, and GPS to navigate designated routes
Coordinate pharmacy workflow and prepare and process medications
Compound and assemble non-sterile and/or sterile clinical products according to policy
Prepare, label, record, and dispense medications, including controlled and narcotic prescriptions
Perform DEA and controlled-medication compliance tasks
Rotate through pharmacy workstations including Packaging, Staging, Returns, Receiving, Cycle Fill, and Machine Packaging
Receive deliveries, pull and stage products, rotate stock, and coordinate with drivers
Perform physical inventories
Sort baskets, scan medications and manifests, prepare manifests and ancillary paperwork, and check bins before delivery
Retrieve medication totes for delivery scanning and confirm deliveries in the system
Maintain a safe and clean work environment
Interact with facility staff and leadership, deliver messages, solicit feedback, and log issues for follow-up and resolution
Track in-facility equipment such as medication carts, fax machines, and scanners
Maintain patient confidentiality and ethical standards

Requirements

What you’ll need

High School Diploma or General Equivalent Development (GED) - Required
Certification/licensed/registered pharmacy technician or as required by state law
Verifiable High School Diploma or GED is required
Ability to concentrate on tasks without distraction
Verbal and written communication skills
Active listening skills
Ability to use math to calculate prescription days' supply
Ability to recognize problems and potential problems
Ability to choose an appropriate course of action in complex situations
Customer service orientation
Geographical knowledge of the service area
Current, valid driver's license in the state at the level required for the vehicle's operation
Ability to drive for long periods
Prior relevant work experience of 1 to 3 years - Preferred
Prior experience in the long-term care industry - Preferred
Previous experience in pharmacy, retail, medical, or customer service settings - Preferred
Previous experience as a Pharmacy Technician - Preferred
PTCB National Certification - Preferred
Ability to work extended hours as needed
Ability to lift up to 25 pounds occasionally
Finger dexterity to operate office equipment
Visual acuity, including close vision, color vision, and ability to adjust focus
Ability to hear normal voice sounds
Compliance with HIPAA and applicable government regulations

Benefits

Comp & perks

Medical coverage
Dental coverage
Vision coverage
Paid time off
Retirement savings options
Wellness programs
Other resources supporting physical, emotional, and financial well-being
Company-owned vehicles for facility travel