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The Medication Reconciliation Technician at Naples Comprehensive Health - NCH is responsible for obtaining, verifying, and documenting accurate medication histories at admission to support patient safety and effective care transitions.
Under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist, you will interview patients and caregivers, review records, coordinate with outpatient pharmacies, and document information in the electronic health record to prevent discrepancies and dosing errors.
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The Medication Reconciliation Technician is responsible for obtaining, verifying, and documenting the most accurate possible medication history for patients upon admission. This role within the pharmacy department supports patient safety, continuity of care, and clinical decision making by ensuring that the patient’s home medication list is accurate before inpatient medication orders are finalized or reconciled by the licensed provider and pharmacist.
Working under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist, the medication reconciliation pharmacy technician conducts structured patient and caregiver interviews, reviews available medication records, contacts outpatient pharmacies, prescribers, or patient caregivers when needed. And documents medication information in the electronic health record. This position will play a critical role in reducing medication discrepancies, omissions, duplications, dosing errors, and avoidable medication-related harm during transitions of care.
This position exists to strengthen medication safety at the point of admission. This position will report to the pharmacy technician supervisor.
- Other duties may be assigned.