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Northern Arizona Healthcare

Pharmacy Technician 2

Northern Arizona Healthcare

. Perform technical, clerical, and distributive pharmacy functions under the direction of a licensed pharmacist .

Posted 10/31/2026full-timeFlagstaff • Arizona • United StatesLeadWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates proficiency in pharmacy operations, including compounding, medication distribution, and adherence to regulatory standards. Maintains certifications and licenses while effectively communicating with healthcare teams to ensure patient safety and efficient medication management.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Licensed With AZ State Board Of PharmacyCertified Pharmacy Technician CertificationCompounding And Order Processing CalculationsKnowledge Of Pharmacy Law And Controlled SubstancesCompliance With USP 795 And USP 800

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Hard Skills
CompoundingMedication DistributionInventory ManagementBasic CalculationsPatient Charge ProcessingControlled Substance DistributionTotal Parenteral Nutrition PreparationInjectable Medication PreparationAutomated Dispensing Machine OperationRepackaging Activities
Soft Skills
CommunicationTeam CollaborationAttention To DetailProblem SolvingTraining And Orientation
Tools & Technologies
Basic Software ProgramsAutomated Distribution SystemsPharmacy Management Systems
Certifications & Qualifications
High School Diploma Or GEDCertified Pharmacy Technician Certification
Industry Keywords
Pharmacy LawControlled SubstancesUSP 795USP 800GS1 Supply Chain StandardsRegulatory CompliancePatient Care UnitsSafety TrainingMedication SafetyPharmacy Knowledge

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Perform technical, clerical, and distributive pharmacy functions under the direction of a licensed pharmacist
  • Perform calculations for compounding and order processing
  • Communicate with patient care units to support efficient medication distribution
  • Prepare total parenteral nutrition solutions, injectable chemotherapy, antibiotics, and other injectable medications when trained
  • Perform bulk compounding and repackaging activities
  • Deliver medications to patient care units and process returns
  • Process floor stock, automated distribution, and stock carts
  • Fill unit dose carts or automated dispensing machines for patient medication distribution
  • Assist pharmacists with filling orders, answering phones, and preparing labels
  • Restock pre-hospital care boxes and other kits
  • Answer and triage phone calls, review voicemail, and monitor email
  • Handle admission, discharge, and transfer notifications
  • Process patient charges and credits
  • Distribute and process controlled substances
  • Process, receive, and distribute wholesale inventory orders
  • Assist with orientation and training of new technicians
  • Maintain downtime procedures knowledge
  • Report safety incidents, attend safety training, and promote safe work practices
  • Adhere to regulatory, organizational, hospital, and departmental policies
  • Complete station checks, mandatory modules, and required training
  • Maintain and enhance pharmacy knowledge and skills

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • High School Diploma or GED required
  • Licensed with AZ State Board of Pharmacy required
  • Certified Pharmacy Technician certification
  • 6 months to 1 year of experience preferred
  • Understanding of computers and competence using computers and basic software programs
  • Ability to perform basic calculations for compounding and order processing accurately
  • Knowledge of pharmacy law pertaining to the control, monitoring, and distribution of medications, including controlled substances
  • Ability to maintain current certifications and/or licenses
  • Ability to complete mandatory modules and job-specific training
  • Ability to comply with USP 795, USP 800, GS1 Supply Chain Standards, and local, state, and federal regulations

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Sign-on bonus available