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Nova Scotia Health’s Western Zone, South Shore Regional Hospital, seeks a Registered Pharmacy Technician for casual relief shifts. You will prepare and dispense medications, assist in chemotherapy preparation, and operate with automation and CIVA systems in a hospital setting.
Requirements include graduation from an accredited Pharmacy Technician program and Nova Scotia licensure. Strong math, computer skills, and attention to safety are essential; French is an asset.
Western Zone, South Shore Regional Hospital
Casual Casual Relief (3%) x 1
Reporting to the Pharmacy Manager/Operations Manager, the Registered Pharmacy Technician participates in the provision of safe, competent, patient or family centered ethical care, ensuring the goals and needs of the patient are prioritized and individualized; prepares, packages and dispenses medication under the direct supervision of a pharmacist. Responsibilities include compounding of sterile and non-sterile dosage forms, dispensing drugs to inpatients and outpatients in unit dose, physician order entry, working with automation, Inventory control, medication reconciliation, and CIVA systems. Preparation of chemotherapy doses, distributing narcotics and participating in quality programs and patient safety initiatives.
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Registered Technician: $30.52 - $34.43 hourly
(Pharmacy Practice Assistants: $25.37 - $30.20)
$35.64 ($31.26) hourly with 25 years’ service with the employer
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