Pharmacy Technician- REMOTE
$17.99/HR
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Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$17.99/HR
About the role
- Strong verbal communication and professional phone etiquette.
- Ability to speak confidently with physician office staff and healthcare professionals.
- Basic computer proficiency and ability to navigate multiple systems simultaneously.
- Strong attention to detail and accurate documentation skills.
- Ability to manage repetitive tasks while maintaining quality and focus.
- Ability to set up computer, vpn and other applcaiton at home
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Primarily sedentary work performed in a remote call-center environment.
- Extensive telephone and computer use throughout the workday.
- High-volume outbound calling environment requiring sustained focus and attention to detail.
- WFH Expectations include
- Workspace must be in a room with a lock
- Workspace must be free of outside noise
- Potential candidate should ensure any children or other caretaking requirements are managed during shift Internet must be:
- Hard-wired ethernet connection
- No Wi-Fi connectivity
- Break Structure
- Break every two hours30-minute lunch
- Schedule adherence monitored
- Call VolumeTarget: Approximately 100 outbound calls per day
- Average call length: 3.5-4 minutes
- Calls primarily involve: Physician offices, Clinic staff, Prescription refill authorization requests, Voicemail outreach
- Queue Size
- Current queue contains roughly 10,000 orders
- Significant workload available
- Strong need for productivity and urgency
- ExperienceMinimum 1 year
- Comfortable making 100+ outbound calls daily
- Strong phone presence2. Pharmacy / Refill Authorization Experience
- Required Depth
- Prescription refill workflow exposure
- Physician office communication
- Pharmacy operations knowledge3. Self-Sufficiency in a Remote Environment
- Required Depth
- Ability to work independently
- Comfort troubleshooting technology
- Ability to set up workstations and equipment
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