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Certified Pharmacy Tech

Posted 5 days ago

wsi healthcare personnelColorado Springs (CO)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$21.43–$31.07/hour

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About the role

Pharmacy Technician I | Community Health Pharmacy | $21.43–$31.07/hour Earn $21.43–$31.07 per hour, depending on experience, in a pharmacy role that combines prescription preparation with direct patient support. WSi Healthcare Personnel is recruiting a Pharmacy Technician I to support pharmacists and help patients coordinate their medications in a community health setting. Pay $21.43–$31.07/hour, depending on experience Schedule Work 4–5 days per week, Monday through Friday Pharmacy hours: 8:15 a.m.–6 p.m. One-hour lunch break No weekends or on-call requirements
What You’ll Do:
  • Enter new prescriptions and refills accurately, identifying missing information or obvious discrepancies for follow-up
  • Prepare prescription labels and medications for pharmacist verification, including counting tablets and capsules and reconstituting medications
  • Support medication synchronization by coordinating refill schedules and requesting prescription renewals
  • Assist patients with prescription pickup, process payments, and route phone calls appropriately
  • Process renewal and prior authorization requests for delivery to providers
  • Maintain medication inventory, check expiration dates, receive orders, and identify items for replenishment
  • Package prescriptions for delivery to satellite clinics and prepare clinic medication stock orders
  • Use pharmacy systems and automated counting equipment to support accurate prescription processing
Ready to Apply? Put your pharmacy experience to work supporting patients and prescription services. Apply now!! #IND123

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