Support inpatient pharmacy operations at UHN as a Pharmacy Technician, using prescription preparation and medication compounding skills. Various sites and departments are available.
This external talent pool covers Non-Union and OPSEU Pharmacy Technician vacancies across University Health Network. Reporting to a Pharmacy Manager, you will independently prepare and dispense prescriptions according to master worksheets. The position also supports medication supply replenishment, pharmacy information maintenance, documentation, and staff or patient education. UHN's hospital network includes Toronto General Hospital, Toronto Western Hospital, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, The Michener Institute of Education, and West Park Healthcare Centre.
Key Responsibilities:
- Prepare and dispense prescriptions using master worksheets
- Compound medications as part of technical preparation
- Replenish medication supplies for assigned areas
- Maintain updated patient information in pharmacy systems
- Complete reports and support training functions
Requirements:
- Complete an accredited Pharmacy Technician Program
- Hold Part A registration in good standing
- Manage competing priorities under minimal supervision
- Demonstrate strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Learn and troubleshoot changing technologies and machinery
Bring registered pharmacy technician expertise, accurate dispensing, and inpatient operations support to UHN's evolving talent pool.
Hospital Pharmacy Technician Talent Pool in Toronto employer: University Health Network
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