Hospital Pharmacy Tech: Sterile Prep & Pyxis Expert (PRN)

Texas Institute for Surgery; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

Texas Institute for Surgery in Dallas, TX seeks a PRN Pharmacy Technician to prepare, package, and distribute medications under direct supervision of a pharmacist. Responsibilities include refilling Pyxis and anesthesia systems, managing orders, and assisting with controlled substance documentation.

The role requires a high school diploma or GED, Texas State Board license, PTCB, sterile compounding certification, and BLS.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Texas State Board Pharmacist License required.
• PTCB Certification required.
• Sterile compounding certification preferred.

Responsibilities

• Refills Pyxis Med stations and Anesthesia Systems as needed.
• Sends daily electronic drug orders to wholesalers to maintain inventory.
• Uses CPSI for PO initiation and receipt entry.
• Assists in verifying controlled medication documentation.
• Registers Bio ID for anesthesia providers and creates kits in Pyxis.
• Performs daily charge verifications and corrects erroneous charges in CPSI.
• Monitors inventory for expired or wasted drugs and quarantines them.
• Prepares unit-dose medications under direct supervision of a pharmacist; handles sterile preparations.
• Monitors medication refrigerators and responds to temperature alerts.
• Participates in biannual physical inventory of medications.

Skills

Pyxis Medstations

Anesthesia Systems

Pharmacy calculations

Recordkeeping

MS Office

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Texas State Board Pharmacist License

PTCB Certification

Sterile Compounding Certification

BLS Certification

Tools

Pyxis Medstations

Anesthesia Systems

CPSI

Bio ID setup

Job description

Texas Institute for Surgery in Dallas, TX seeks a PRN Pharmacy Technician to prepare, package, and distribute medications under direct supervision of a pharmacist. Responsibilities include refilling Pyxis and anesthesia systems, managing orders, and assisting with controlled substance documentation.

The role requires a high school diploma or GED, Texas State Board license, PTCB, sterile compounding certification, and BLS.