IV & Unit-Dose Pharmacy Tech (Aseptic)

Providence Health & Services; Centralia (WA); On-site; USD 36,000 - 59,000; Full time

Job summary

Providence Centralia Hospital is seeking a Pharmacy Technician to fill and dispense unit dose, IV and chemotherapeutic medications to nursing units and ancillary departments. The role emphasizes prompt, safe, and accurate service and supports patient care under Providence’s care model.

Required qualifications include WA State Board of Pharmacy Level A certification or equivalent, state license on hire, 3 years of pharmacy experience with IV/aseptic techniques, and experience in multiple

Qualifications

• Certified Pharmacy Technician Level A program by WA State Board of Pharmacy or equivalent education/experience.
• Washington Pharmacy Technician License upon hire.
• 3 years Pharmacy experience at 0.5 FTE or greater with IV admixture/aseptic technique.
• Experience in at least seven areas of Pharmacy technician practice: OR Pharmacy Practices, Automated Dispensing Machine (ADM) Management & Troubleshooting, Controlled Drug Management, Training & Competency Validations, Tech Check Tech Certification, Outpatient Pharmacy Practice (including Map prescription processing and POS), Medication Supply Management, National Pharmacy Technician Certification, Triage Technician Functions & Problem Solving Skills, Medication reconciliation skills, or Receiving/packaging practice.
• Experience with telephone call prioritization.
• Experience with stressful/urgent need situations.

Responsibilities

• Fills and dispenses unit dose, IV and chemotherapeutic medications from the pharmacy to nursing units and other departments.
• Performs duties promptly, safely, and accurately.
• Supports overall pharmacy operations and patient care goals.

Job description

Providence Centralia Hospital is seeking a Pharmacy Technician to fill and dispense unit dose, IV and chemotherapeutic medications to nursing units and ancillary departments. The role emphasizes prompt, safe, and accurate service and supports patient care under Providence’s care model.

Required qualifications include WA State Board of Pharmacy Level A certification or equivalent, state license on hire, 3 years of pharmacy experience with IV/aseptic techniques, and experience in multiple