Oncology IV Admixture Technician

Pacific Cancer Care; Los Gatos (CA); On-site; USD 41,000 - 61,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision

Life, STD, LTD

PTO

Sick and Bereavement time

401k

Continuing Education

Job summary

Pacific Cancer Care seeks a skilled Admixture Assistant for its new Los Gatos Medical Oncology clinic, opening in 2026. You will prepare intravenous medications, ensure accuracy, and support safe cancer care in a highly regulated environment.

Applicants must be a certified Pharmacy Technician with a California license, and comfortable working in a collaborative oncology team. This full-time role offers comprehensive benefits and a path to contribute to growing patient services.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Completion of an accredited Pharmacy Technician training program or certification by a board-approved organization (PTCB) — Required
• Current California Pharmacy Technician License — Required

Responsibilities

• Prepare and charge intravenous medications, including chemotherapy and clinical trial therapies, per orders and protocols.
• Review medication orders for completeness and accuracy prior to preparation.
• Perform dosage calculations and verify volumes to ensure precision.
• Operate laminar flow hoods with aseptic technique.
• Handle needles, syringes, containers and supplies according to medication type and route of administration.
• Conduct daily inventory counts and report discrepancies.
• Assist with ordering, stocking, expiration-date management, and logs for inventory control and QA.
• Deliver prepared medications to patient care areas and maintain records per regulatory standards.
• Support incident reporting and collaborate with nursing and providers to ensure safe operations.

Education

Pharmacy Technician training program

CA Pharmacy Technician License

Job description

Pacific Cancer Care seeks a skilled Admixture Assistant for its new Los Gatos Medical Oncology clinic, opening in 2026. You will prepare intravenous medications, ensure accuracy, and support safe cancer care in a highly regulated environment.

Applicants must be a certified Pharmacy Technician with a California license, and comfortable working in a collaborative oncology team. This full-time role offers comprehensive benefits and a path to contribute to growing patient services.