Pharmacy Technician I — Unit-Dose & Sterile Prep

St. Joseph's/Candler; Georgia; On-site; USD 35,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

St. Joseph's/Candler Pharmacy is seeking an entry-level Pharmacy Technician to assist with preparing and delivering medications according to physician orders and hospital policy.

You will support ADC/Pyxis workflows, ensure proper labeling and expiration dating, and help maintain par levels under supervision. Responsibilities include entering accurate expiration dates, reconciling discrepancies, repackaging for unit dose, and beginning sterile compounding training in accordance with USP 797/800

Qualifications

• Associate's degree or certificate from an accredited Pharmacy Technician program is preferred.
• Georgia Pharmacy Technician registration with the Georgia Board of Pharmacy is required.
• 1-2 years of pharmacy experience is preferred.
• Strong accuracy and attention to detail in a hospital pharmacy setting.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and deliver medications according to physician orders and hospital policy, ensuring correct dosage and labeling.
• Scan medications in pharmacy and load into ADC, verify correct location and expiration dates.
• Maintain adequate inventory levels and restock outdated medications and supplies.
• Assist with non-sterile and sterile compounding; begin training and comply with USP 797/800 and hospital policy.

Skills

ADC usage (Pyxis)

Unit-dose prep

Pharmacy safety

Sterile/non-sterile compounding

Education

Associate's degree/Certificate - Pharmacy Technician

1-2 years pharmacy experience - preferred

Georgia Board registration (Technician/Intern) - required

Tools

Pyxis/ADC system

Compounding records

Job description

St. Joseph's/Candler Pharmacy is seeking an entry-level Pharmacy Technician to assist with preparing and delivering medications according to physician orders and hospital policy.

You will support ADC/Pyxis workflows, ensure proper labeling and expiration dating, and help maintain par levels under supervision. Responsibilities include entering accurate expiration dates, reconciling discrepancies, repackaging for unit dose, and beginning sterile compounding training in accordance with USP 797/800