Specialty Pharmacy Technician — Flexible Shifts & DailyPay

Loyola Medicine; Maywood (IL); On-site; USD 25,000 - 29,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible shifts

DailyPay

Shift differentials

On-site fitness center

Childcare discount

Referral rewards

Team culture

Career growth opportunities

Job summary

Loyola Medicine is seeking a Pharmacy Technician for a part-time registry role in Illinois. You will assist the Specialty Medication Pharmacist, process specialty orders, verify benefits, and help patients with reimbursement issues. The position supports a rotating AM/PM schedule in a hospital setting.

Qualifications include a High School Diploma, Pharmacy Technician training, IL licensure, and CPhT/ExCPT certification for newer licenses. Prior customer service pharmacy experience is preferred.

Qualifications

• Casual/Registry Pharmacy Technician role within Loyola Medicine.
• 1–2 years of previous Pharmacy Technician experience preferred.
• Current IL licensure as a Pharmacy Tech is required.
• CPHT or ExCPT certification required for technicians licensed after 2007.

Responsibilities

• Assist the Specialty Medication Pharmacist with processing new and refill specialty orders.
• Verify and re-verify pharmacy benefits and assist patients with reimbursement issues.
• Maintain ongoing follow-up with the specialty pharmacy and keep providers informed.

Skills

Customer service

Pharmacy experience

Attention to detail

Education

High School Diploma

Pharmacy Technician Training

CPhT certification

Job description

Loyola Medicine is seeking a Pharmacy Technician for a part-time registry role in Illinois. You will assist the Specialty Medication Pharmacist, process specialty orders, verify benefits, and help patients with reimbursement issues. The position supports a rotating AM/PM schedule in a hospital setting.

Qualifications include a High School Diploma, Pharmacy Technician training, IL licensure, and CPhT/ExCPT certification for newer licenses. Prior customer service pharmacy experience is preferred.