Hospital Medication Reconciliation Technician - Second Shift

Baptist Health; Lexington (KY); On-site; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Vision Insurance

Dental Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Tuition Reimbursement

Paid Time Off

Bereavement Leave

PTO Sell Back Program

Retirement Plan with Company Match

Job summary

Baptist Health Lexington is seeking a Pharmacy Medication Reconciliation Technician to join our Pharmacy Services team on the second shift. This full-time role focuses on obtaining medication and allergy histories, communicating with pharmacists, and building accurate reconciliation lists for admitted patients.

You will screen medications for potential interactions, document changes in the EMR, and support safe transitions of care.

Qualifications

• Less than high school required.
• 6 months of pharmacy experience required.
• Nationally Certified Pharmacy Technician.
• Kentucky Board of Pharmacy registration required.

Responsibilities

• Obtain medication and allergy histories from patients, families, and providers.
• Communicate information to pharmacists to determine treatment plans during hospitalization and after discharge.
• Interview patients and others to obtain accurate medication histories.
• Screen medications for duplications, allergies, and contraindications; communicate issues to pharmacists.
• Create and validate a medication reconciliation list with drug name, dose, strength, frequency, and route.
• Document changes in the historical medication list within the EMR.

Skills

Pharmacy experience

Education

Less than High School

Tools

KY Board of Pharmacy Registration

Nationally Certified Pharmacy Technician

Job description

Baptist Health Lexington is seeking a Pharmacy Medication Reconciliation Technician to join our Pharmacy Services team on the second shift. This full-time role focuses on obtaining medication and allergy histories, communicating with pharmacists, and building accurate reconciliation lists for admitted patients.

You will screen medications for potential interactions, document changes in the EMR, and support safe transitions of care.