Job opportunity
Medication Reconciliation Pharmacy Technician
Nova Scotia Health
Medication reconciliation expertise meets hospital pharmacy practice at Dartmouth General Hospital in Dartmouth, supporting accurate patient medication histories.
This permanent full-time Pharmacy Technician position supports PHAR Pharmacy Clinical Support within Nova Scotia Health. You will interview patients and families, gather information from the Drug Information System, document BPMH findings, reconcile medication orders, and communicate with staff, physicians, and care teams.
Key Responsibilities:
Obtain best possible medication histories for admitted patients
Interview patients and families about current medications
Document BPMH information in patient charts
Reconcile medication orders and communicate discrepancies
Support medication reconciliation across care transitions
Requirements:
Graduate of an accredited Pharmacy Technician Program
Nova Scotia Pharmacy Technician licensure and registration required
Basic Life Support certification required
Medical terminology, inventory control, and record keeping knowledge
Strong decision making, calculation, communication, and problem solving skills
Apply medication history, reconciliation, and communication skills as a Pharmacy Technician supporting hospital patients in Dartmouth.
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Apply on source site This permanent full-time Pharmacy Technician position supports PHAR Pharmacy Clinical Support within Nova Scotia Health. You will interview patients and families, gather information from the Drug Information System, document BPMH findings, reconcile medication orders, and communicate with staff, physicians, and care teams.
Key Responsibilities:
Obtain best possible medication histories for admitted patients
Interview patients and families about current medications
Document BPMH information in patient charts
Reconcile medication orders and communicate discrepancies
Support medication reconciliation across care transitions
Requirements:
Graduate of an accredited Pharmacy Technician Program
Nova Scotia Pharmacy Technician licensure and registration required
Basic Life Support certification required
Medical terminology, inventory control, and record keeping knowledge
Strong decision making, calculation, communication, and problem solving skills
Apply medication history, reconciliation, and communication skills as a Pharmacy Technician supporting hospital patients in Dartmouth.
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