Pharmacy Technician
noble hearts hr consultingEaston (PA)
About the role
Pharmacy Technician Noble Hearts HR Consulting & Staffing is recruiting a Pharmacy Technician for our client, Quaker Community Pharmacy. This hands-on role supports prescription fulfillment in a fast-paced dispensing pharmacy serving patients nationwide. If you take pride in accuracy, patient safety, and helping a team keep orders moving, we want to hear from you.
What You'll Do:
Prepare, label, and package prescriptions for pharmacist review and dispensing.
Support prescription fulfillment while following pharmacy procedures and safety standards.
Restock medications, monitor inventory, and check expiration
work areas clean, organized, and compliant with pharmacy requirements.
Follow direction from pharmacy leads and pharmacists, raise questions promptly, and adapt as workflows change.
Assist with quality assurance and help the team maintain accurate, timely service during busy periods.
What We're Looking For:
Current Pennsylvania Pharmacy Technician registration or license, as applicable to the position.
Strong attention to detail, organization, reliability, and the ability to manage multiple tasks.
A team-focused approach and willingness to learn changing procedures.
Experience in a retail, mail-order, central-fill, specialty, hospital outpatient, or long-term care pharmacy is a plus. Skills in prescription processing, medication inventory, high-volume fulfillment, and patient service can transfer well to this role.
Experience handling injectable therapies or temperature-sensitive medication shipments is also valuable.
This role involves a fast-paced workflow, staying organized, and working carefully with numbers and measurements. Tell us how you approach this type of work and share an example from a job, school, or another experience.
Benefits include health, dental, and vision insurance, paid time off, and a 401(k).Ready to apply? Submit your application for the Pharmacy Technician position.
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