Pharmacy Technician: Competitive Pay & Great Benefits

Hot Springs Health Program; Marshall (NC); On-site; USD 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mileage reimbursement

Great benefits

Family-friendly environment

Job summary

Hot Springs Health Program in North Carolina is seeking a Pharmacy Technician to enter, fill, and refill prescriptions, and maintain inventory to support the dispensing workflow.

The role requires Pharmacy Technician Certification (certification after one year), and a GED or high school diploma. Prior technician experience is preferred but not required; you will work in a team with a focus on patient access and compliant operations.

Qualifications

• Pharmacy technician certification preferred; certification required after one year of employment.
• GED or high school diploma required.
• Prior pharmacy technician experience preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

• Abide by and work within the guidelines of the NC Board of Pharmacy.
• Accurately enter, fill, and refill prescriptions per provider orders; organize medications for pharmacist/dispensing physician to check.
• Maintain pharmacy inventory by stocking, ordering meds and supplies, verifying receipt, and removing outdated stock.
• Work with clinical assistants to order and maintain lab stock.
• Balance daily pharmacy transactions and controlled substances.
• Manage the point-of-sale system to charge medications and complete the prescription cycle.
• Keep a clean, stocked pharmacy and accurate records per daily/monthly checklists.
• Assist with prior authorizations.
• Attend required staff training and meetings.
• Coordinate with HSHP medication assistance to improve patient access to medications.
• Follow OSHA, HIPAA, USP and safety guidelines; comply with all regulations.

Skills

Prescription entry

Medication dispensing

Inventory management

Customer service

Education

Pharmacy Technician Certification

GED or high school diploma

Job description

Hot Springs Health Program in North Carolina is seeking a Pharmacy Technician to enter, fill, and refill prescriptions, and maintain inventory to support the dispensing workflow.

The role requires Pharmacy Technician Certification (certification after one year), and a GED or high school diploma. Prior technician experience is preferred but not required; you will work in a team with a focus on patient access and compliant operations.