Sterile Compounding Pharmacy Technician

• Follow proprietary formulations to compound commercially unavailable prescriptions into the appropriate dosage form
• Compounding of sterile injectables, ophthalmic, oral liquids, topical agents, and tablets
• Participate in regular audits and inspections
• Ensure the compounding lab is cleaned and maintained in accordance with procedures
• Maintenance, calibration, and proper documentation of scales, electronic meters, etc.
• Routinely checks for outdated or soon-to-expire chemicals
• Complete compounding continuous education responsibilities
• Follow all safety training for handling hazardous substances
• Understand and be familiar with cGMP guidance (21 CFR 211), 503B Guidance, USP 795, USP 800, USP 795, and cGMP FDA 503B Guidelines, and other documents as assigned
• Work closely with the Pharmacist in Charge to ensure a quality product is being compounded
• Monitor inventory levels and report low levels to the supervisor
• Dispose of chemicals in the proper containers
• Document quality procedures in the appropriate logs
• Perform continuous QA on compounds
• Prepare samples for testing
• Initiate investigations for any deviations of standard procedure or product
• Work closely with facility Pharmacists and internal Quality Assurance personnel

• Knowledge of USP 795, USP 800, USP 795, and cGMP FDA 503B Guidelines
• Understanding of medical terminology and pharmacy calculations
• Ability to work efficiently in a timely manner
• Close attention to detail
• Standards for accuracy and potency must be consistently met
• Must be capable of working with small, delicate pieces of expensive equipment to complete appropriate dosage forms
• Must be capable of donning and wearing all protective wear as required by procedure for each area. This includes but is not limited to masks, gloves, lab coats, coveralls, hairnets, safety goggles, and shoe covers
• Must know basic principles, theories, laws, policies, and procedures that pertain to compounding and cGMP
• High School diploma or equivalent
• PTCB Certification AND State License
• Both active and in good standing

One year of sterile compounding experience is preferred

• $1,000 Sign-On Bonus
• employer paid healthcare coverage available after 30 days of employment
• choice of an FSA/HSA
• voucher for new hire scrubs (if applicable)
• parental leave
• 401(k) plan with matching contributions
• weekends and holidays off
• FREE COMPOUNDED MEDS to employees and immediate family members