Pharmacy Controlled Substance Tech: Compliance & Diversion

HCA Florida Raulerson Hospital; Okeechobee (FL); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

401(k) Plan with match

Education assistance

Job summary

HCA Florida Raulerson Hospital is seeking a Pharmacy Controlled Substance Technician Specialist to oversee inventory, audits, and investigations of controlled substances. You will support MDT analyses, use Pyxis, RxAuditor, and Meditech reporting tools, and work under the Director of Pharmacy to ensure accurate documentation and regulatory compliance.

The role emphasizes timely processing, issue identification, and collaboration with Unit Directors to address diversion risks and maintain

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• Associate or Bachelor degree preferred.
• 3 years related pharmacy experience preferred.
• Past experience with controlled substance diversion surveillance programs preferred.

Responsibilities

• Oversee controlled substance inventory and regulatory recordkeeping.
• Provide data for MDT analysis using analytical tools and databases.
• Review controlled substance overrides and perform audits and reconciliations.
• Assist investigations and discrepancy resolutions; supervise technicians as needed.
• Ensure compliance with Board of Pharmacy, Joint Commission, CMS, DEA and FDA standards.

Skills

Attention to detail

Regulatory compliance

Investigation skills

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Associate or Bachelor degree

3 Years related Pharmacy experience

Tools

Pyxis

RxAuditor

Meditech

Job description

HCA Florida Raulerson Hospital is seeking a Pharmacy Controlled Substance Technician Specialist to oversee inventory, audits, and investigations of controlled substances. You will support MDT analyses, use Pyxis, RxAuditor, and Meditech reporting tools, and work under the Director of Pharmacy to ensure accurate documentation and regulatory compliance.

The role emphasizes timely processing, issue identification, and collaboration with Unit Directors to address diversion risks and maintain