Supervisor Pharmacy Technician
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Role summary
Responsible for the day to day supervision of pharmacy technicians, in accordance with all standard operating procedures related to organizational policies and regulations. Supervises pharmacy services in the support of effective patient care and treatment. Develops work schedules, and provides guidance and training to pharmacy technicians on operating techniques and technical issues. Typical Qualifications: Bachelor of Science with a Pharm.D. preferred and registration with the State Board.
Job summary sourced from the Empsight benchmark job library.
Reports covering Supervisor Pharmacy Technician
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