Inpatient Pharmacy Tech — Night Shift, Precision and Care

CO00 Children's Hospital Medical Center; United States; On-site; USD 29,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Night shift differential

Training before night shifts

Job summary

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center in Cincinnati, OH, is seeking a Pharmacy Technician for the Burnet Campus. The role involves night shifts (10 PM–8 AM) with a days/evenings training period of 6–8 weeks, rotating through inpatient pharmacy and collaborating with pharmacists and care teams to ensure safe medication handling.

Responsibilities include dispensing, delivering unit doses, replenishing ADCs, compounding non-sterile and sterile medications, and supporting medication safety

Qualifications

• Have at least 6 months of pharmacy technician experience.
• Be licensed as a pharmacy technician in the State of Ohio or obtain within 18 months.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Detail-oriented and team-first mindset.

Responsibilities

• Medication Orders - unit dose preparation for cartfill and first doses.
• Non-sterile, non-hazard dose preparation for first fill or cartfill.
• Delivery of patient specific doses and ADC replenishment.
• Compounding - non-sterile, non-hazardous medications.
• Phone triage and insurance adjudication; inventory management.

Skills

Attention to detail

Teamwork

Communication

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

OH Board of Pharmacy registration

PTCB certification

ExCPT acceptable

ASHP accredited program graduate OR licensed as a Pharmacy Intern OR 6 months of pharmacy related experience

Tools

Hospital computer systems

Job description

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center in Cincinnati, OH, is seeking a Pharmacy Technician for the Burnet Campus. The role involves night shifts (10 PM–8 AM) with a days/evenings training period of 6–8 weeks, rotating through inpatient pharmacy and collaborating with pharmacists and care teams to ensure safe medication handling.

Responsibilities include dispensing, delivering unit doses, replenishing ADCs, compounding non-sterile and sterile medications, and supporting medication safety