Pharmacy Technician Specialist: ADC Lead & Sterile

HCA Healthcare; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 30,000 - 39,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

Wellbeing support

Time off and leave programs

401(k) matching

Job summary

Methodist Hospital is seeking a Pharmacy Technician Specialist (PRN) to support advanced and basic pharmacy technician duties under pharmacist supervision. The role emphasizes sterile compounding, hazardous drugs, ADC management, and lead responsibilities as assigned by pharmacy leadership.

Responsibilities include ADC training, audits for CII and narcotics, inventory oversight, and supervision of technicians to ensure policy and regulatory compliance.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalent
• ACPE–40 hour sterile compounding course meeting TX Board requirements
• Minimum 2 years of hospital pharmacy experience
• Minimum 1 year sterile compounding experience preferred
• Supervisor experience preferred
• Current TX State Board of Pharmacy registration or intern certification

Responsibilities

• Serve as ADC Super User/Trainer and educate new ADC users
• Perform daily ADC routines and inventory management tasks
• Manage ADC formulary and communicate errors for re-education
• Conduct CII audits, narcotic overrides, and reconciliation with nursing
• Assist inventory manager with narcotic ordering and inventory
• Supervise technicians, schedule staff, and support billing
• Ensure compliance with policies, regulatory requirements, and quality control

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

ACPE 40-hour sterile compounding course

2 years hospital experience

1 year sterile compounding experience

Supervisor experience preferred

Texas State Board of Pharmacy registered or intern certification

Job description

Methodist Hospital is seeking a Pharmacy Technician Specialist (PRN) to support advanced and basic pharmacy technician duties under pharmacist supervision. The role emphasizes sterile compounding, hazardous drugs, ADC management, and lead responsibilities as assigned by pharmacy leadership.

Responsibilities include ADC training, audits for CII and narcotics, inventory oversight, and supervision of technicians to ensure policy and regulatory compliance.