Remote Pharmacy Technician - Hospice/IPU Data Entry

Dragonfly Health; Nashville (TN); Remote; USD 29,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Pay

Benefits Package

Growth Opportunity

Agile team culture

Innovative technology solutions

Purpose-driven work

Job summary

Dragonfly Health is a leader in care-at-home data, technology and services, transforming hospice and post-acute care nationwide. We’re seeking a Pharmacy Technician to accurately enter prescriptions, build medication profiles, and coordinate with IPU partners to ensure timely, accurate care.

You will review orders, maintain MARs, and liaise with hospices and pharmacies to resolve issues and support patients and families with compassionate, precise service.

Qualifications

• CPhT license in good standing preferred.
• 2+ years of pharmacy technician data entry experience.
• PBM or managed care experience preferred.
• Strong knowledge of pharmacy benefits design and claims adjudication.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Attention to detail and commitment to quality service.

Responsibilities

• Accurately perform prescription data entry.
• Build and maintain medication profiles and MARs for IPU patients.
• Understand IPU model variations and profiling requirements for hospice partners.
• Review and process faxed medication orders independently, with timely follow-up.
• Contact hospices to obtain or clarify prescription information and document interactions.
• Maintain accurate call log documentation for all interactions.
• Coordinate with local pharmacies on claim adjudication for emergency needs.

Skills

CPhT license

Data entry

Communication

Attention to detail

Patient service

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Pharmacy Technician Certification

Job description

Dragonfly Health is a leader in care-at-home data, technology and services, transforming hospice and post-acute care nationwide. We’re seeking a Pharmacy Technician to accurately enter prescriptions, build medication profiles, and coordinate with IPU partners to ensure timely, accurate care.

You will review orders, maintain MARs, and liaise with hospices and pharmacies to resolve issues and support patients and families with compassionate, precise service.