Medication Reconciliation Technician — Hospital Pharmacy

NCH; Naples (FL); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

NCH in Naples, FL is seeking a Medication Reconciliation Technician to obtain, verify, and document accurate medication histories upon patient admission. You will work under a licensed pharmacist to ensure home med lists are correct before inpatient orders are finalized, supporting patient safety and care continuity.

The role involves patient and caregiver interviews, reviewing records, contacting outpatient pharmacies, and documenting data in the EHR.

Qualifications

• Strong verbal communication skills and ability to interact with patients who may be ill or confused.
• Ability to work independently within defined scope and escalate safety concerns to a pharmacist.
• Experience in hospital pharmacy settings and medication reconciliation processes.

Responsibilities

• Conduct structured medication history interviews with patients, caregivers, and families during admission.
• Obtain and document a complete home medication list prior to admission.
• Verify medication details: name, strength, dose, route, frequency, last dose, and source of information.
• Identify and document allergies, intolerances, reactions, and adverse drug reactions.
• Compare patient-reported data with existing records and flag discrepancies for pharmacist review.
• Identify potential safety concerns such as duplications or dosing issues and communicate them.

Skills

Verbal communication

Independent worker

Pharmacy knowledge

Medication history interviews

Education

Florida registered pharmacy technician

Tools

Epic

Job description

NCH in Naples, FL is seeking a Medication Reconciliation Technician to obtain, verify, and document accurate medication histories upon patient admission. You will work under a licensed pharmacist to ensure home med lists are correct before inpatient orders are finalized, supporting patient safety and care continuity.

The role involves patient and caregiver interviews, reviewing records, contacting outpatient pharmacies, and documenting data in the EHR.