Night Pharmacy Technician — Hospital ADC & IV Skills

Medical City Dallas; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

Wellbeing support

Time away from work programs

401(k) Plan with match

Education support

Additional benefits

Job summary

Medical City Dallas seeks a Pharmacy Technician for the Night shift to support the hospital’s pharmacy operations, including automated dispensing cabinets, medication storage inspections, and accurate labeling of medications. The role emphasizes aseptic technique and compliance with USP standards in a busy clinical environment.

We require national certification and Texas registration, with IV certification preferred.

Qualifications

• National Certification (PTCB or NHA) required
• Texas State Board Registration required (Pharmacy Technician or intern)
• IV certification preferred
• IV room experience a plus
• 1-3 years hospital experience preferred
• Associate's Degree or equivalent preferred

Responsibilities

• Performs duties with Automated Dispensing Cabinets (ADCs)
• Documents monthly medication storage area inspections
• Performs required calculations accurately
• Prepares and labels medications and parenteral admixtures
• Maintains aseptic technique in parenteral compounding
• Follows USP 795, 797, 800 daily requirements
• Identifies issues, prioritizes workload, and communicates promptly
• Completes education and competency activities
• Interacts with hospital personnel in person and by phone
• Performs other duties as assigned
• Adheres to Code of Conduct and Mission & Values

Skills

Attention to detail

Teamwork

Communication

Pharmacy operations

Education

Associate's degree preferred

Tools

PTCB/NHA certification

IV certification preferred

Hospital pharmacy experience

Job description

Medical City Dallas seeks a Pharmacy Technician for the Night shift to support the hospital’s pharmacy operations, including automated dispensing cabinets, medication storage inspections, and accurate labeling of medications. The role emphasizes aseptic technique and compliance with USP standards in a busy clinical environment.

We require national certification and Texas registration, with IV certification preferred.