Pharmacy Technician I/II – PRN Evening Shifts

Duke Health; Durham (NC); On-site; USD 22,000 - 33,000; Part time

Job summary

Duke Health's Duke Regional Hospital in Durham, NC is seeking a Pharmacy Tech I for Lincoln Community Health Center location. This PRN role supports the pharmacy team in prescription processing, medication preparation, and distribution while upholding safety and regulatory standards.

The ideal candidate will have completed an accredited pharmacy technician program or be a student entering pharmacy school and must register with the NC Board of Pharmacy within 180 days.

Qualifications

• Must be registered with the NC Board of Pharmacy within 180 days.
• Pharmacy tech II requires PTCB or ExCPT certification.
• One year of pharmacy or health care-related experience for Tech II.
• High school diploma or equivalent plus accredited training.

Responsibilities

• Follow workflow procedures for prescription processing and medication distribution.
• Restock automated dispensing cabinets as needed.
• Answer and screen telephone calls and direct to appropriate staff.
• Handle medications per regulatory and legal requirements.
• Collaborate with pharmacy team, insurers and customers to resolve issues.
• Assist with clinical functions supporting medication safety and adherence.
• Operate pharmacy systems and equipment essential to job functions.
• Deliver medications and supplies to patient care areas.
• Complete safety and quality activities per department procedures.
• Support team and contribute to broader pharmacy goals.

Skills

Pharmacy knowledge

Computer skills

Communication skills

Critical thinking

Education

Pharmacy technician training program

Acceptance into pharmacy school

Job description

Duke Health's Duke Regional Hospital in Durham, NC is seeking a Pharmacy Tech I for Lincoln Community Health Center location. This PRN role supports the pharmacy team in prescription processing, medication preparation, and distribution while upholding safety and regulatory standards.

The ideal candidate will have completed an accredited pharmacy technician program or be a student entering pharmacy school and must register with the NC Board of Pharmacy within 180 days.