Pharmacy Technician III (4060)

Employees at this level perform complex, specialized pharmaceutical duties and/or are assigned leadership roles in departmental projects and programs. They work under the direct supervision of Registered Pharmacists.

• assigns and evaluates non-professional work activities of Pharmacy Technicians and students;
• prioritizes daily workflow;
• recognizes normal ranges of medication and initiates corrective action immediately;
• ensures that all records, reports, and patient profiles are accurately maintained;
• participates in hiring and retention recommendations;
• provides staffing for specialized areas, i.e. Operating Rooms;
• directs the maintenance of the Automated Pharmacy System and maintains software upgrades;
• assists in the instruction/training of Pharmacy Technicians and other healthcare staff (such as Nurses or Medical Residents);
• ensures proper handling, storage, and records of all experimental/research drugs, following regulatory agency guidelines;
• updates drug databases;
• compiles statistical data relating to the operation of the department;
• performs duties of a Pharmacy Technician II, as required.

1. Current registration as a Pharmacy Technician with the State of Illinois.
2. Any one of the following that equals six (6)months:
   1. Successful completion of a formal training program in technical, non-professional pharmaceutical procedures and practices. OR
   2. Work experience in technical, non-professional pharmaceutical procedures and practices.
3. Three (3) years (36 months) of progressively more responsible work experience as a pharmacy technician, which included one (1) year of lead worker duties.

If you require assistance, please contact the Office of Human Resources at hrrecruitment@siumed.edu or call 217-545-0223 Monday through Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm.

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