The Pharmacy Technician is responsible for providing efficient and courteous service to the customers. This includes but is not limited to, processing customers' prescriptions, assisting the pharmacist in filling prescriptions, collecting monies, giving change, filing insurance claims, data entry into the computer, trouble-shooting insurance claims processing problems, counting, and packaging medicines, and receiving merchandise.
Essential Job Duties:
Other Job Duties:
Physical Requirements:
Mental Requirements:
Initiative Requirements:
Work Hours:
Working Conditions:
Equipment:
Potential Hazards:
Qualifications:
Responsibility to Equipment:
Responsibility to Times:
Responsibility to Others:
Authority:
Compensation: Starting rate (as deemed by current pay schedule) or commensurate with experience.
Review and Guidance:
QSI reserves the right to request a review of written employee screening practices (background check) before employment in the booth. Their employment will be contingent on the results, due to the amount of negotiable items and prescription drugs being handled.
R.102215
The above topics were covered with me and I understand the responsibility of working in the pharmacy department. I also acknowledge the importance of properly handling the finances and prescription medication in the pharmacy, which is within my direct control. I acknowledge that I will be held accountable for any negligent acts.