Pharmacy Technician — Weekday Schedule, 11 Paid Holidays

Neighborhood Health Association; Toledo (OH); On-site; USD 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Neighborhood Health Association in Toledo, OH is seeking a motivated Pharmacy Technician to support pharmacists with filling prescriptions, labeling, and handling daily clinic operations.

You will answer phones, assist customers, maintain records, prepare communications, and help with inventory and stock control in a fast-paced community health setting.

The role adheres to state regulations and emphasizes accuracy, teamwork, and delivering courteous service to diverse patients.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Minimum of 6 months pharmacy technician experience, required.
• Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations and to read and write common vocabulary.
• Must be a registered Pharmacy Technician with the State of Ohio.

Responsibilities

• Assist pharmacist in filling clinic and other satellite requisitions for drugs and pharmaceutical supplies (e.g. count pills and fill containers; fill containers with creams and ointments).
• Assist in packaging operations.
• Maintain related records and files.
• Prepares communications and reports.
• Bill all third-party transactions to appropriate carrier.
• Assist pharmacist in stock ordering, receiving all incoming stock and placing on shelves.
• Keep pharmacy orderly and neat, clean and stock shelves
• Operate cash register and computer
• Call doctors for refill authorizations
• Assist pharmacist in inventory control by preparing supply orders, maintaining inventory records and rotating stock.
• Check for outdated medications, price labeling of medications.

Skills

Pharmacy operations

Customer service

Basic math

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Job description

Neighborhood Health Association in Toledo, OH is seeking a motivated Pharmacy Technician to support pharmacists with filling prescriptions, labeling, and handling daily clinic operations.

You will answer phones, assist customers, maintain records, prepare communications, and help with inventory and stock control in a fast-paced community health setting.

The role adheres to state regulations and emphasizes accuracy, teamwork, and delivering courteous service to diverse patients.