The Mixing Tech is primarily responsible for sorting, stocking, and labeling medications, maintaining the drug inventory system, and processing prescriptions for patients. 

Responsibilities 

• Supporting pharmacological services by assembling, stocking, and distributing medications. 

• Maintaining records by documenting and filing the prescriptions and order of Physicians. 

• Sorting, stocking and labeling medications and monitoring inventory. 

• Responding to the requests of patients and healthcare providers, answering their questions, and referring various inquiries to the Pharmacy Manager. 

• Complying with rules, regulations, and procedures to help maintain a clean and safe pharmacy, such as by sterilizing equipment and surfaces. 

• Processing prescriptions electronically and ensuring all information in accurate and complete. 

• Generating revenues by recording, calculating, and issuing charges. 

• Administrative tasks such as record-keeping as assigned by Pharmacy Manager. 

• Delivering medications at the counter and processing payments. 

• Assisting patients with insurance questions. 

• Assisting with researching and applying for drug assistance programs for patients needing financial assistance. 

• Organizing pharmacy inventory. 

• Measuring, mixing and labeling medication dosages. 

• Under supervision of Pharmacy Manager, dispensing prescription and over-the-counter medications to patients. 

• Collecting insurance and other information necessary to distribute prescriptions. 

• Repackaging prescriptions. 

• Additional responsibilities may be assigned to help drive our mission of delivering high-quality and compassionate cancer care in our community, for our community, and by oncologists who live in our community. 

Qualifications/Competencies 

• Active SC Pharmacy Technician registration or SC State-Certified Pharmacy Technician registration. 

• Must be a Certified Pharmacy Technician

• Computer skills required: Electronic medical records systems, pharmacy systems, Microsoft Office. 

• Knowledge and understanding of Community Pharmacy daily operations as they pertain to filling, processing, and/or dispensing of oral medications.  

• Knowledge and understanding of the practice of community-based pharmacy.  

• Ability to work effectively with all departments, vendors, and consultants.