Infusion Pharmacy Tech - Per Diem, Weekend Rotations

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 71,000; Part time

Job summary

Dana‑Farber Cancer Institute in Boston manages a per diem Pharmacy Technician II, Infusion position with rotating weekend shifts. You’ll provide technical support under a licensed pharmacist, staff infusion and other pharmacy areas as needed.

The role requires a Massachusetts Pharmacy Technician registration and PTCB certification within 1 year, with NH registration for certain satellites. Expect extensive compounding, sterile and non-sterile work, and teamwork across sites.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or enrollment in an accredited entry-level Pharmacy program.
• Massachusetts Board of Pharmacy Registration as a Pharmacy Technician; PTCB certification to be obtained within 1 year of hire.
• NH sites require New Hampshire Board of Pharmacy Registration as Pharmacy Technician.

Responsibilities

• Fills medication orders according to policy and maintains accuracy.
• Maintains pharmacy inventory; updates stock and expiration dates.
• Performs sterile and non-sterile compounding per USP standards.
• Operates and documents in EHR and inventory systems; reports issues.
• Trains other employees and supports cross-location coverage as needed.
• Performs quality control and ensures safety and regulatory compliance.

Skills

Pharmacy calculations

Pharmacy systems

Aseptic technique

Sterile compounding

Non-sterile compounding

Problem solving

Communication

Teamwork

Education

High school diploma

Pharmacy technician registration

PTCB certification within 1 year

Tools

EHR systems

Job description

Dana‑Farber Cancer Institute in Boston manages a per diem Pharmacy Technician II, Infusion position with rotating weekend shifts. You’ll provide technical support under a licensed pharmacist, staff infusion and other pharmacy areas as needed.

The role requires a Massachusetts Pharmacy Technician registration and PTCB certification within 1 year, with NH registration for certain satellites. Expect extensive compounding, sterile and non-sterile work, and teamwork across sites.