Data Entry Pharmacy Tech
geriscript pharmacyPompton Plains (NJ)
About the role
Job Description: Pharmacy Technician-Data Entry Schedule:
- Monday through Friday 1:30 PM to 10:00 PM. Every other weekend - 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM.Responsibilities:
- Enter new orders for staff pharmacist review.
- Process refills.
- Maintain up-to-date, accurate customer information.
- Generate labels for dispensing.
- Answer phones and respond to order inquiries.
- Clarify orders as needed.
- Triage incoming faxes.
- Pharmacy Technician-Data Entry Requirements:
- Registered Pharmacy Technician with NJ Board of Pharmacy.
- Previous experience in pharmacy desirable.
- Knowledge of brand name and generic medications.
- Ability to work independently, accurately, and efficiently.
- Must be multi-tasking and reliable.
- Knowledge of SIG-Codes.
- Quick typing skills.
- Computer literate, knowledge of Frameworks LTC system, PLUS.Pharmacy Technician-Data Entry Benefits:
- We offer a competitive salary and benefit package.
Company Description:
Our mission is to provide superior pharmacy services with a professional and compassionate approach in order to maximize quality of life, restore health and minimize the stress of illness or disability in the nursing home population we service.
Company Description:
Our mission is to provide superior pharmacy services with a professional and compassionate approach in order to maximize quality of life, restore health and minimize the stress of illness or disability in the nursing home population we service.
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