Job For Pharmacy Technician at First Rank Hospital

First rank hospital is a private health care facility in warri area of delta state, where health care services are rendered to the public.

Job Title: Pharmacy Technician

Location: Delta

Responsibilities:

Maintain pharmacy inventory by checking pharmaceutical stock to determine inventory level; anticipating needed medications and supplies placing and expediting orders; verifying receipt removing updated drugs.
Maintain a safe and clean pharmacy by complying with procedures, rules and regulations.
Organises medication for pharmacist to dispense by reading medication order and prescription; preparing labels; calculating quantities; assembling intravenous solutions and other pharmaceutical therapies.
Maintains records by recording and filling physician’s orders and prescription.
Generate revenues by calculating, recording and issuing charges
Ensure medications availability by delivering medications to patients and departments.
Prepares reports by collecting and summarizing informations.
Contribute to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed

Requirement/Qualification:

Attention to details,
Good communication skills,
Excellent reporting skills,
Strong insight and identification of drugs.
ND in pharmacy technology with a minimum of lower credit;
2years experience atleast.

How To Apply

Interested and qualified persons are to send their resume to:oteri2013@gmail.com the job position should be the subject of the email.

Application Deadline 10th September 2018

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