Diverse duties await pharmacy techs
Pharmacy technicians act as an assistant to licensed pharmacists but there is a lot of responsibility required of the position, including preparing prescription medications, providing customer service to those filling prescriptions, and performing other pharmaceutical administrative tasks. A normal day for a pharmacy technician may include receiving a prescription drug request from a customer and then filling that order. That includes counting tablets and labeling bottles. There are clerical duties included in the job description but they are closely related to the pharmaceutical industry. The workplace setting of a pharmacy technician can also vary, including drug stores, hospitals, and mail-order
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Medical assistants are often the face of the medical industry. They are typically the ones patients see first and that is why it is important for people entering this field to be properly trained in not only clinical procedures but also be capable of interacting with patients in a way that makes them feel safe, comfortable, and cared for. If performing clinical tasks with an emphasis on “customer service” sounds like a good fit for you then becoming a medical assistant might be a great career move. Depending on the work setting, medical assistants prepare patients for examinations by collecting
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Updated April 18, 2023 Pharmacy Technicians are a bridge between the pharmacist and the customer. They mix, re-package, label, and deliver drugs to patients. They may also have to look up important information to answer customers’ and patients’ questions, concerns, and comments. Employment in this profession is expected to increase by 32 percent over the next ten years, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics. This growth is a result of the increased use of prescription drugs, along with drug creation and higher life expectancy. The rise in open positions at companies such as retail pharmacies, clinics, and
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READ MORECommunication Skills & Pharmacy Technicians
Important Skills in a High Demand Field Pharmacy technicians must have a wide range of technical skills and specialized knowledge to carry out their duties. But being able to effectively communicate with customers and patients continues to be one of the most important skills. Increasing Demand for Pharmacy Technicians Job growth for pharmacy tech positions is expected to increase by 12% by 2026. While this means that there is an opportunity for career advancement, there will also be a lot of competition. Clear and insightful communication could mean the difference between a promotion or not. Working One-On-One Pharmacy technicians must
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