Pharmacy Technician - Front End

Posted 3 days ago

singlepoint healthcare opcoWood Dale (IL)

Pharmacy Technicians Pharmacies and Drug Retailers

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About the role

Job Description: ??? Be the difference in someone’s care journey. We’re looking for a Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT) who’s ready to make an impact every day. If you’re detail-driven, customer-focused, and passionate about patient care, this role is for you.

Schedule: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm CSTWhat You’ll DoSupport Patients – Check in with patients on medications, supplies, and side effects, while coordinating deliveries. Keep Things Moving – Assist pharmacists with order entry, delivery tickets, and referrals (including hospice).Be the Connection – Collaborate with pharmacists and referral sources for seamless care. Deliver Service – Answer calls, solve problems, and keep patients at the center of everything you do. Stay Sharp – Support quality, compliance, and improvement projects. What You’ll Bring

High school diploma or GED
Pharmacy Technician Certification (PTCB, NHA, or equivalent)
0–2 years of experience (specialty pharmacy or infusion a plus)
Knowledge of insurance billing, prior authorizations, and pharmacy systems (CareTend or similar preferred)
Strong communication + customer service skills

Why You’ll Love It Here: ✨ Mission-driven work where patients come first ✨ Learn and grow in specialty pharmacy and infusion care ✨ Collaborative, supportive team environment???? Apply now and start making an impact—one patient at a time. 9:00 am - 5:30 pm CST

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