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Job Pharmacy Technician - Data Entry

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knipper healthLouisville (KY)

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About the role

Knipperhealth Pharmacy Technician Your passion, actions, and focus is our strength. Become one of our contributors. Join the KnipperHEALTH team! Typical schedule will be within 8:30-5 or 9-5:30pm (Monday through Friday).
Position Summary: Under the direction of the Pharmacy Supervisor/Manager, the pharmacy technician for data entry is responsible for processing prescriptions according to client specifications, and other duties assigned.
Responsibilities
Key Responsibilities: Verify information on prescriptions received prior to processing (correct prescriber, name of patient, patient information, medication, dose, quantity, number of refills, lot, and expiration date).Communicate with Louisville Knipper Pharmacy (LKP) representatives as necessary to ensure medication compliance, medication and supply inventory, and overall coordination of care and as applicable. Follow HIPAA and privacy law guidelines, and any other local or federal laws. Maintain all records including prescription logs and related files. Evaluate all completed prescriptions/authorizations to ensure that the appropriate information has been obtained to allow for compliance with applicable standards and regulations. Perform follow up on all outstanding prescriptions/authorizations and communicate discrepancies to pharmacist or PSC technicians. Perform problem solving on order delays. Maintain a clean and orderly work site. Perform routine and professional pharmacy functions. Accountable for checking patient history for any duplicate orders and follow proper procedures. The above duties are meant to be representative of the position and not all-inclusive.
Qualifications
Minimum Job Requirements:
  • High School diploma or equivalent
  • Kentucky Pharmacy Technician Registration
  • Kentucky requires a licensed pharmacy technician to be over the age of 18.
Preferred Education and Experience: One (1) year of previous specialty pharmacy technician experience. Nationally certified through the PTCB or another approved certifying agency
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
  • Knowledge of medical terminology (including sig codes and Roman numerals), brand and generic names of medications, and general pharmacy terminology
  • Computer literacy to include operating systems, Microsoft Office Suite, presentation software, communication and collaboration tools, and Adobe PDF or comparable
  • Ability to read, write, speak, and understand the English language.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skillsExcellent interpersonal skillsExcellent problem-solving and organization skills
  • Ability to learn from a variety of techniques
  • Ability to follow established process flows
  • Basic math skills
  • Attention to detail
  • Work independently with little supervision and meet daily expectations
  • Ability to perform repetitious work accurately
  • Ability to recognize subtle differences in names and numbers
  • Ability to work effectively in highly stressful situations, exhibiting flexibility in changing situations
Physical Requirements:
  • Location of job activities 100% inside
  • Noise and/or vibrations exposure
  • Occasional lifting 20lbs
  • Sit for prolonged periods of time
  • Hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity
  • Sufficient to operate standard office equipment
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

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