Pharmacy Technician - Hybrid Role with CE Credits

Michigan Medicine; Ann Arbor (MI); Hybrid; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Retirement match

Generous PTO

Continuing education credits

SMSHP membership reimbursement

Job summary

Michigan Medicine is seeking a Pharmacy Technician Associate to support a broad range of patient populations through accurate prescription processing, strong communication, and careful medication handling. The role emphasizes collaboration with clinicians, insurance teams, and distribution staff to enhance patient care and ensure timely delivery.

Responsibilities include processing and adjudicating prescriptions, documenting interactions, and assisting in non-sterile compounding.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Current Michigan Pharmacy Technician license or temporary license (1 year) or full license.
• Pharmacy technician training program preferred.

Responsibilities

• Answer patient communications and arrange timely shipment and delivery of medications.
• Serve as liaison between prescribers, PBMs, and outside pharmacies.
• Collaborate with clinical, medication access, and distribution teams to ensure patient care.
• Type and adjudicate prescriptions.
• Investigate and resolve third-party rejections.
• Document patient interactions in prescribed systems.
• Prepare non-sterile compound medications.
• Fill prescriptions and organize storage for medications.
• Package medications for shipment and assist with inventory storage.

Skills

Communication skills

Computer skills

English fluency

Mathematics basics

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Michigan Pharmacy Technician license (temporary or full)

Pharmacy technician training program

Tools

Epic/MiChart

WAM

Jabber/Finesse

Microsoft Suite

Job description

Michigan Medicine is seeking a Pharmacy Technician Associate to support a broad range of patient populations through accurate prescription processing, strong communication, and careful medication handling. The role emphasizes collaboration with clinicians, insurance teams, and distribution staff to enhance patient care and ensure timely delivery.

Responsibilities include processing and adjudicating prescriptions, documenting interactions, and assisting in non-sterile compounding.