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Posted: 07-Jan-25
Location: Westlake Village, California
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Internal Number: 145566595
In this role, you will perform duties found in the HLT II job description in addition to floating to other sites as needed. Additional responsibilities include: training, mentoring, and general oversight; training Nurses in hazardous drug handling and preparation; coverage for absence or illness; interface with nurses, nurse-practitioners and physicians as required for performance of job duties including prior authorizations, dose rounding and waste documentation, patient assistance enrollment, in-office dispensing, and refill authorizations; and ongoing evaluation of services to prevent waste and ensure safety and quality. Active contributor to the design and implementation of expanded roles for the DOM Pharmacy Department.
Salary range: $34.92/hr - $46.09/hr
Required:
- California Pharmacy Technician License
- Knowledge of medical terminology and pharmaceutical abbreviations
- Knowledge of metric and apothecary units.
- Knowledge of pharmaceutical generic and trade names and dosage forms
- Accurately perform mathematical calculations
- Competency in Care Connect, Microsoft Office, LYNX, EPIC/BEACON
- Interpret prescriptions, convert units, measure and prepare prescriptions, IV solutions, and IV medication
- Proficient in aseptic technique, handling, preparation, and disposal of hazardous drugs
- Conduct critical evaluation of procedures to ensure quality and effect positive change
- Train, mentor, and serve as resource for other staff
- Able to conduct site visits to provide training and conduct quality control assessments
- Able to maintain equanimity and composure in stressful situations
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- Ability to work independently
- Reliable, prompt, efficient
- Able to demonstrate professional, ethical, constructive, positive conduct
- Available transportation to commute between Hem/Onc offices for float coverage
