Pharmacy Technician-Philadelphia, PA (Hunting Park)

Nuvem; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Nuvem is seeking a Pharmacy Technician at our Philadelphia location to support daily operations, verify prescriptions, and assist the Pharmacist in clinical and non-clinical tasks. The role requires at least one year of experience and PA registration, with duties including patient greeting, processing prescriptions, insurance coordination, and delivery coordination.

Responsibilities cover sterilization, inventory, HIPAA compliance, and coordination with couriers for medication delivery, all

Qualifications

• Candidate must have min. (1) year of previous pharmacy technician experience
• Must be a registered Pharmacy Technician with the State of Pennsylvania

Responsibilities

• Sterilize surfaces and equipment and prepare the pharmacy for opening.
• Greet customers and answer questions.
• Receive prescriptions and check their validity.
• Process prescriptions electronically and ensure all information is complete and accurate.
• Resolve issues when they arise (e.g., rejected insurance claims).
• Select the appropriate medicine and measure dosages to fill prescriptions.
• Sort, stock, label medication and monitor inventory.
• Undertake administrative tasks (e.g., Record-keeping) as assigned.
• Comply with all security measures and quality standards and activities.
• Keep abreast and stay current with HIPAA, HITECH, and FWA credentialing.
• Assist Pharmacist with clinical and non-clinical operations and document and report any issues per quality to the Pharmacist as appropriate.
• Package orders based on policies and procedures.
• Coordinate medication delivery location and estimated time with patient.
• Prepare and arrange delivery of medication with courier service or shipping service.
• Communicate with insurance carriers to obtain payment for prescription claims.
• Answer incoming phone calls for prescription orders, refills, make outgoing follow up calls to patients regarding their medications.
• Triage calls and elevate to appropriate leadership when necessary.

Skills

Pharmacy Technician

Job description

1999 W Hunting Park Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19140

This Position will require the candidate to work:

Pharmacy Address : 1999 W. Hunting Park Avenue

Philadelphia, PA. 19140

Monday-Friday (9:00AM-5:00 PM)

Pharmacy closed Weekends and most Federal Holidays !!!!!

Responsibilities:

• Sterilize surfaces and equipment and prepare the pharmacy for opening.
• Greet customers and answer questions.
• Receive prescriptions and check their validity.
• Process prescriptions electronically and ensure all information is complete and accurate.
• Resolve issues when they arise (e.g., rejected insurance claims).
• Select the appropriate medicine and measure dosages to fill prescriptions.
• Sort, stock, label medication and monitor inventory.
• Undertake administrative tasks (e.g., Record-keeping) as assigned.
• Comply with all security measures and quality standards and activities.
• Keep abreast and stay current with HIPAA, HITECH, and FWA credentialing.
• Assist Pharmacist with clinical and non-clinical operations and document and report any issues per quality to the Pharmacist as appropriate.
• Package orders based on policies and procedures.
• Coordinate medication delivery location and estimated time with patient.
• Prepare and arrange delivery of medication with courier service or shipping service.
• Communicate with insurance carriers to obtain payment for prescription claims.
• Answer incoming phone calls for prescription orders, refills, make outgoing follow up calls to patients regarding their medications.
• Triage calls and elevate to appropriate leadership when necessary.

Requirements:

Candidate must have min. (1) year of previous pharmacy technician experience

Must be a registered Pharmacy Technician with the State of Pennsylvania

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