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UF Health seeks a Pharmacy Technician to document medication histories for patients on admission, supporting safe reconciliation in a fast-paced ED. You will collaborate with pharmacists, providers, nurses, and caregivers to ensure accurate data and patient safety.
Requirements include Pharmacy Technician Level 1 and Florida registration, with preferred hospital experience and proficiency in MS Office. This role emphasizes independent work and effective teamwork within the Transitions of Care
The Medication History Pharmacy Technician plays a critical role within the Transitions of Care team by obtaining and documenting accurate medication histories for patients upon admission. This position supports safe and effective medication reconciliation, reduces medication errors, and enhances patient outcomes by collaborating with pharmacists, providers, nurses, and caregivers in a fast-paced ED environment.
Minimum Education and Experience Requirements:Must meet all requirements of a Pharmacy Technician Level 1, including required competencies. In addition, one of the following requirements must be met: 12 months of Shands Pharmacy Technician experience 6 months of Shands Pharmacy Technician experience and one of the following: Two years hospital/institutional pharmacy or retail pharmacy experience Demonstrate the ability to work independently Demonstrate the ability to contribute to effective working relationships Experience managing projects preferred Experience with Microsoft Office Suite preferredMotor Vehicle Operator Designation::Employees in this position will not operate vehicles for an assigned business purpose.Licensure/Certification/Registration:1. All Pharmacy Technicians must be registered with the Florida Board of Pharmacy as a Registered Pharmacy Technician or licensed Pharmacist Intern prior to their first day of employment. 2. Must present proof of current Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT) status upon employment or obtain national pharmacy technician certification within the first 90 days.