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TEEMA Solutions Group is seeking a Certified Pharmacy Technician for an in-office role in Tucson, AZ. This full-time, 13-week contract position requires experience in inpatient hospital settings, with responsibilities including preparing and dispensing medications, managing pharmacy inventory, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
The ideal candidate will possess a CPhT certification and be proficient in supporting patient care through collaboration with medical staff. Strong communication and analytical skills are essential for success in this position.
Full-time, Contract 13 weeks with possibility of extension or conversion to perm
In-Office | Tucson, AZ, United States
Shift: Variable 10hrs. (10.5 w/lunch) Starting at 6am, 8am or 10am (Days, Evenings & Weekends)
Inpatient Hospital Experience Required
# of Yrs. Experience Required: 1-2 Yrs
Required Credentials: CPht
Omnicell - experience preferred
Prepare and dispense inpatient medications accurately under pharmacist supervision.
Inventory management of sterile and non-sterile pharmacy supplies on unit.
Verify patient prescriptions for accuracy and completeness prior to dispensing.
Maintain compliance with regulatory and hospital policies for med handling.
Collaborate with nursing and medical staff to optimize patient care and throughput.
Document medication administration and dispensing actions in the electronic health record.
Assist with unit-based medication storage, labeling, and secure handling.
Engage in continuous learning to develop clinical knowledge and skills.
Monitor medication usage patterns and flag potential shortages or errors.
Assist in the preparation of unit dose carts and bedside delivery.
Support performance metrics by contributing to pipeline forecasting and target tracking.
Maintain a high-visibility role by communicating activity and outcomes to supervisors.
Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT) with hospital/inpatient experience.
Accurate compounding and dispensing under pharmacist supervision, including unit dose prep.
Proficient use of the electronic health record for medication administration.
Regulatory and policy compliance for med handling and patient safety.
Inventory management for sterile and non-sterile supplies with shrinkage controls.
Collaboration with nursing/medical staff to optimize patient throughput.
Unit-dose cart preparation and bedside delivery support.
Analytical skills to monitor usage patterns and flag shortages or errors.
Commitment to continuous clinical learning and professional development.
Strong communication for high-visibility reporting to supervisors.
On-site role based in Tucson, AZ — be part of the local team and collaborate in person