30 Pharmacy Technician
ingles marketsAsheville (NC)
About the role
Pharmacy TechnicianIngles Markets has a place for everyone! Ingles began in 1963 as a single supermarket and has since grown into a regional grocery store chain with just under 200 retail locations operating in 6 southeastern states, a 1.6-million-square foot distribution center, two truck fleets, and a milk processing plant. Find your path - growth opportunities abound, and Ingles loves to promote from within! We work together to offer our customers a quality, hometown shopping experience, and your role will play a large part in accomplishing that mission. All associates share in many duties; however, we take the most pride in greeting our customers and offering them assistance. Available Full & Part-Time Positions: PHARMACY TECH – assists the Pharmacist on duty by expediting the filling of prescriptions and delivering exceptional customer service. The Tech will also prepare computer software systems for pharmacist's use and distribute prescriptions to the patients once all necessary dispensing duties are performed by the pharmacist. If you've never worked in this environment before, on-the-job training is available, and our team members will be here every step of the way while you journey from beginner to expert.
Candidate Qualifications:
Previous pharmacy experience is a plus Exceptional customer service skills Cares about their community Wants to be part of a team 18 years of age or older Must be currently enrolled in high school, or have a high school diploma, or a GED Additional pay for Pharmacy Tech certification Benefits: Flexible schedule Weekly pay with direct deposit Opportunities for advancement Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurances 401(k) with company match Paid holiday, vacation, and sick leave (FT only) Paid bereavement and jury duty leave (FT only) Company paid life insurance (FT only) Scholarship program for High School Seniors
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