Hospital Pharmacy Technician — IV/Unit-Dose Expert

Providence Health & Services; Olympia (WA); On-site; USD 27,552,000 - 38,573,000; Full time

Job summary

Providence Health & Services is seeking a Pharmacy Technician to support dispensing unit dose, IV and chemotherapeutic medications to nursing units and ancillary departments. The role emphasizes promptness, safety, accuracy, and collaboration within a mission-focused team.

The position requires Washington licensed pharmacy technicians with Level A training, competency in IV admixture, and hospital pharmacy exposure. Strong prioritization and ability to handle stressful situations are essential.

Qualifications

• Successful completion of a Pharmacy Technician Level A training program certified by the Washington State Board of Pharmacy or equivalent education/experience.
• Upon hire: Washington Pharmacy Technician License.
• Experience with telephone call prioritization.
• Experience with stressful/urgent need situations.
• 3 months practical experience in a hospital pharmacy under the direct supervision of pharmacist.
• Experienced in IV admixture/aseptic techniques.
• 1 year Hospital pharmacy experience (preferred).

Responsibilities

• Performs duties relating to the filling and dispensing of unit dose, IV and chemotherapeutic medications from the pharmacy to the nursing units and other ancillary departments in a prompt, safe and accurate manner.
• Promotes teamwork and reflects the Sisters of Providence Mission and Philosophy.

Skills

Pharmacy technician training

Licensing

Telephone prioritization

Stressful/urgent situations handling

IV admixture/aseptic techniques

Hospital pharmacy exposure (3 months)

Education

Washington Pharmacy Technician License

Job description

Providence Health & Services is seeking a Pharmacy Technician to support dispensing unit dose, IV and chemotherapeutic medications to nursing units and ancillary departments. The role emphasizes promptness, safety, accuracy, and collaboration within a mission-focused team.

The position requires Washington licensed pharmacy technicians with Level A training, competency in IV admixture, and hospital pharmacy exposure. Strong prioritization and ability to handle stressful situations are essential.