Pharmacy Assistant — Patient-Focused Pharmacy Support

HealthPoint; Kent (WA); On-site; USD 31,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Washington Sick and Safe Leave

Retirement Plan with Employee Match

Job summary

HealthPoint is a community-based health organization seeking a Pharmacy Assistant to perform non-clinical duties under supervision. Responsibilities include operating the POS, stocking meds, handling patient calls, and assisting with medication labeling and dispensing tasks.

The role requires a High School diploma or GED and a Washington Pharmacy Assistant license; a second language is a plus. Travel to clinics may be required, with competitive compensation and benefits.

Qualifications

• High School diploma, GED or equivalent.
• Washington Pharmacy Assistant license required.
• Current registration/licensure with Washington State as a Pharmacy Assistant.
• Second language preferred.

Responsibilities

• Operate pharmacy point of sale system and other counter tasks.
• Order, receive and stock pharmacy wholesaler and distributor drug orders.
• File and retrieve pharmacy records as directed by pharmacist.
• Answer phone calls from patients and prescribers authorizing refills when no change in prescription is involved.
• Generate a refill label if no changes are needed in the prescription.
• Pre-pack medications from stock bottle for later filling.
• Assist MAP coordinator in processing manufacturer supplied medications, applications, and contacting patients.
• Count and label medications, performs mail delivery duties and/or sends clinic stock orders.
• Travel to various locations as needed.

Skills

POS system

Stock management

Phone support

Team collaboration

Education

High School diploma/GED

Tools

Pharmacy POS

Job description

HealthPoint is a community-based health organization seeking a Pharmacy Assistant to perform non-clinical duties under supervision. Responsibilities include operating the POS, stocking meds, handling patient calls, and assisting with medication labeling and dispensing tasks.

The role requires a High School diploma or GED and a Washington Pharmacy Assistant license; a second language is a plus. Travel to clinics may be required, with competitive compensation and benefits.