Dispense medications accurately under pharmacist supervision, ensuring correct dosage and labeling.

Maintain patient medication profiles and records, updating information as needed for accuracy.

Assist in inventory management, including ordering, receiving, and storing medications and supplies.

Prepare sterile products, such as IV admixtures, following strict aseptic techniques.

Provide excellent customer service by answering phone calls and addressing patient inquiries.

Process insurance claims and handle billing procedures accurately and efficiently.

Assist with compounding medications, following established formulas and procedures.

Ensure compliance with pharmacy regulations and standards, including HIPAA and patient privacy.

Operate and maintain pharmacy equipment, such as automated dispensing systems and compounding devices.

Support the pharmacist in providing patient education and counseling on medication use.

Accurately fill prescription orders, ensuring correct medication and dosage for patients.

Dispense medications to patients, providing clear instructions on usage and potential side effects.

Manage pharmacy inventory, including ordering, stocking, and monitoring expiration dates to minimize waste.

Provide excellent customer service by addressing patient inquiries, resolving issues, and offering medication advice.

Process insurance claims, verify patient coverage, and resolve billing issues to ensure accurate payment.

Prepare compounded medications under pharmacist supervision, following strict guidelines and safety protocols.

Enter patient information, prescription details, and insurance data accurately into pharmacy systems.

Perform quality control checks on medications and equipment to ensure accuracy and safety.

Ensure compliance with pharmacy regulations, including HIPAA and state pharmacy laws, to maintain legal standards.

Communicate effectively with pharmacists, patients, and healthcare providers to ensure coordinated care.

Maintain accurate records of prescriptions, inventory, and patient interactions for auditing purposes.