Per-Diem Pharmacy Technician — Sterile Prep & Patient Care

Mason Health; Shelton (WA); On-site; USD 36,000 - 58,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mental Health & Wellness Resources - 1

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Paid Sick Leave

Job summary

Mason Health in Shelton, WA seeks a Pharmacy Technician to provide technical support under a licensed pharmacist for patient care. The role includes distribution of medications, sterile compounding, bar code scanning, and medication history reconciliation in a per-diem, non-exempt capacity.

Responsibilities cover inpatient and outpatient needs, inventory management, and collaboration with nurses and therapists. Requires WA state Pharmacy Technician license and compliance with USP 797 guidelines.

Qualifications

• Current Washington state Pharmacy Technician license.

Responsibilities

• Under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist, provide technical support for pharmaceutical care.
• Distribute medications for inpatients and outpatients, including sterile compounding and use of automated dispensing devices.
• Input outpatient prescriptions and fill inpatient/outpatient medications.
• Order medications and manage inventory for operations.
• Practice sterile compounding per USP 797 guidelines.
• Bill patients and departments for medications.
• Assist other healthcare practitioners and perform medication history inquiries for reconciliation.
• Support prescription assistance programs and vaccine-related tasks.

Education

Washington state Pharmacy Technician license

Job description

Mason Health in Shelton, WA seeks a Pharmacy Technician to provide technical support under a licensed pharmacist for patient care. The role includes distribution of medications, sterile compounding, bar code scanning, and medication history reconciliation in a per-diem, non-exempt capacity.

Responsibilities cover inpatient and outpatient needs, inventory management, and collaboration with nurses and therapists. Requires WA state Pharmacy Technician license and compliance with USP 797 guidelines.