Pharmacy Technician
wood dale pharmacyWood Dale (IL)
About the role
Job Description: Job Description
Job Title:
Certified Pharmacy Technician – Veterinary Compounding LabLocation: Wood Dale Pharmacy
Job Type: Full-Time or Part-Time (In-Person)
Tired of the chaos of retail pharmacy? At Wood Dale Pharmacy, we offer pharmacy technicians a quieter, more focused environment—no phone lines, no drive-thru, no vaccine quotas. Say goodbye to retail pressure and hello to a calm, lab-based setting where you can grow your skills in veterinary compounding.
What You’ll Do:
- Instead of counting, you make medications such as capsules, flavored chews, liquid suspensions, gels etc. (training provided)
- Enter and process prescriptions in pharmacy software
- Package and ship orders accurately
- Maintain and manage inventory
- Perform basic administrative and cleaning tasks as needed
Why You'll Love It Here:
- No phone calls, no customer counter, no weekend shifts
- No vaccine administrations
- Hands-on training in compounding provided
- Friendly, supportive team environment
Qualifications:
Certified Pharmacy Technician (Required)1+ year of pharmacy technician experience preferred (retail is great!)
Schedule:
- Monday to Friday (9-5)
- No weekends
- No holidays
Benefits:
- PTO401(k) + match
- Health, dental & vision insurance
- Paid time off & training
- Employee discount
- Ready to explore a different type of pharmacy?
- Apply now and join our veterinary compounding team at Wood Dale Pharmacy.
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