Pharmacy Technician

Nevada Health Centers

. Process prescriptions for outpatient dispensing and mail-out shipping .

Posted 10/15/2026full-timeLas Vegas • Nevada • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $18 - $22 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in pharmacy workflow, medication dispensing, and inventory management while ensuring compliance with state regulations and maintaining patient confidentiality. Proficient in customer service and effective communication with healthcare providers and patients.

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Nevada State Pharmaceutical Technician LicenseKnowledge of Pharmacy WorkflowPharmacy Software ProficiencyCustomer Service ExperienceKnowledge of 340B Regulations

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Hard Skills

Medication DispensingInventory ManagementPrescription ProcessingDrug Price CalculationOperating Cash RegistersTyping Speed of 30 Words Per MinuteKnowledge of Sig CodesPharmacy Policy and ProcedureBilling Procedures for Third-Party PayersEHR Knowledge

Soft Skills

Effective CommunicationCustomer ServiceProblem SolvingTeam CollaborationProfessionalism

Tools & Technologies

Point-of-Sale SystemPharmacy SoftwarePrescription Will-Call SystemOffice EquipmentPC with Word Processing

Certifications & Qualifications

PTCB Certification (Preferred)Board of Pharmacy Education and Training

Industry Keywords

HIPAA Compliance340B ProgramPharmacy LawPatient ConfidentialityDrug Inventory Audits

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Process prescriptions for outpatient dispensing and mail-out shipping
Repackage medications for distribution to remote health center sites
Greet internal and external customers by phone and face-to-face
Monitor pharmacy inventory, orders, stock levels, prices, and expiration dates
Prepare prescription orders by reading prescriptions, typing labels, calculating quantities, and determining expiration dates
Count and fill prescription medications and attach medication labels
Process clinic orders, pack medications, and ship them to remote health center sites
Operate the point-of-sale system, cash register, credit card machine, and prescription will-call system
Troubleshoot pharmacy software, printers, robots, and other equipment, including vendor technical support
Assist off-site health center staff with pharmacy issues
Maintain files in accordance with Board of Pharmacy and 340B requirements
Perform drug inventory audits and purchase supplies
Calculate drug prices and dispensing fees for payer groups
Clean and organize pharmacy shelves, workstations, supplies, files, and inventory
Monitor refrigerator and room temperatures and follow vaccine management procedures
Utilize the state prescription monitoring program
Screen new prescriptions for 340B eligibility
Maintain updated patient profiles, including allergies, demographics, and payer groups
Prepare reports by collecting and summarizing information
Provide training and support for medical assistants and dispensing technicians at on-site and remote locations
Assist the pharmacist with dispensary site reviews and pharmaceutical inventory management training
Complete education and training required by the Board of Pharmacy, CMS, and 340B
Deliver customer service and refer medical questions to the pharmacist
Support pharmacy departmental and organizational goals and maintain a healthy team environment
Identify ways to improve customer service, increase productivity, and conserve resources

Requirements

What you’ll need

Nevada State Pharmaceutical Technician License required
PTCB preferred; if not PTCB certified on date of hire, must take the PTCB exam within 6 months and pass within 10 months
Customer service experience preferred
Bilingual preferred
Knowledge of pharmacy workflow, pharmacy software, and EHR
Knowledge of sig codes, brand and generic names, and therapeutic classes for common drugs
Knowledge of pharmacy policy and procedure
Knowledge of pharmacy law and 340B regulations
Knowledge of billing procedures for third-party payers
Skill in operating cash registers and office equipment
Skill in operating a PC with word processing, spreadsheets, databases, email, and related software
Ability to type a minimum of 30 words per minute
Ability to maintain patient confidentiality and comply with HIPAA
Ability to read prescriptions and drug labels, including fine print
Ability to calculate drug prices, dosages, days' supply, sliding fees, discounts, proportions, and percentages
Ability to solve practical problems and interpret verbal and written instructions
Ability to communicate courteously and professionally
Ability to work effectively with associates and providers
Ability to travel occasionally to remote sites and attend off-site training and education

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive compensation, with annual merit increases
Company sponsored PPO medical plan and buy-up option
Vision and dental plans
403(b) retirement plan with employer match
Generous time-off policy
Ten (10) paid holidays plus one (1) float holiday
Company paid life/AD&D policies
Company paid long-term disability policies
Healthy work-life balance
Occasional travel for site reviews, training, and education