Certified Pharmacy Technicnan
Posted on: 2011-08-29
Objective
To gain a Pharmacy Technician position that has growth potential with an organization where patient care is a priority and where I can contribute to the daily operations while possessing a positive attitude and showing my education and hard work.
Education
UEI College San Diego, CA
Pharmacy Technician Program Graduation: June 2011
San Diego Mesa College
Major: American Sign Language Interpreter
August 2009 - Present
Certifications & Licenses
- BLS-CPR Certified
- HIPPA Certified
- Pharmacy Technician License: Pending
- Pharmacy Technician Board Certification
Skills
- Keyboarding: 45 wpm
- Pharmaceutical Data Entry
- Current Pharmacy Regulations
- DAA – Visual Super Script
- Extemporaneous Compounding
- Aseptic Technique
- IV Preparation
- Receive and Process Prescriptions Requests
- Insurance Billing
- Preparing prescription labels
- Counting tablets and labeling bottles
- Mixing medications
- Filling and Dispensing Medication
- Assisting Customers with Questions as Needed
- Ability to read, understand, and transcribe pharmaceutical information
- Assist Pharmacist in filling prescriptions items
- Stock shelves and remove out-of-date items from inventory
- Child Dosing
- Pharmacy Law
- Pharmaceutical Math Calculations
- Knowledge of Top 200 Medication
- Working knowledge of current drug dosage forms, strengths, generic and trade name traditional and current equivalents
- Customer Service Skills
- Oral and Written Communication
- Answering Phones
- Microsoft Office
- Dedicated to getting the job done
- Highly Motivated
- Positive Attitude
- Punctual
Externship
CVS Pharmacy & Caremark
Pharmacy Technician Extern
La Mesa, CA
April 2011 – May 2011
- Answering phones
- Assisting at drop-off stations
- Communicate with customers in a pleasant and professional manner
- Input patient data and medication orders into a computer system
- Assist Pharmacist in filling prescription items
- Processing prescriptions over the phones
- Process refill requests from customers over the phone
- Processing and filling prescriptions
- Return medications to stock
- Set medications out-of-stock, if necessary
- Stock shelves and remove out-of date items from inventory
- File processed prescriptions into appropriate receptacle
- Generate refill renewal requests electronically
- Put in refill renewal authorizations from doctor’s office into the pharmacy database
- Put in new prescriptions from a doctor’s office into the pharmacy database