Pharmacy Technician - Pharmacotherapy at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center & Children's Hospital in Spokane, WA
Under the direction of the Clinical Pharmacist, the Clinical Pharmacy Technician will perform assigned tasks necessary to support comprehensive clinical pharmacy services provided by the Clinical Pharmacists. The Clinical Pharmacy Technician will be organizing and collecting clinical information for the clinical pharmacy appointments and medication reconciliation process. Perform chart reviews to identify patients who may benefit from clinical pharmacy services based on a combination of medical and pharmacy triggers. Contact patients by phone to explain the purpose of the clinical pharmacy service and record information from the patient regarding their medications in preparation for the Clinical Pharmacists to review. Ensure patients leave clinical pharmacy visits with appropriate education materials, follow-up plans, and return appointments. Collect health outcome data and assemble reports as needed. Provide excellent customer service for our patients, health care providers, and other Providence staff members.
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