Brown University Health
Pharmacy Technician Specialist - Retail
The Miriam Hospital · Full-time · Posted Oct 12, 2026
- Experience
- At least one year of licensed pharmacy technician work experience is an alternative to current CPhT certification; if using this alternative, sit for the CPhT exam within 6 months of hire and achieve and maintain certification within 12 months.
- Education
- High school graduate or equivalent degree.
About the job
Prepares and dispenses medications and pharmaceutical supplies under pharmacist supervision while supporting retail pharmacy operations, customer service, payment processing, inventory, and quality assurance.
What you'll do
- Prepares, formulates, packages, and dispenses medications and supplies under pharmacist supervision, including hazardous and controlled substances.
- Processes prescriptions, insurance information, and payments; assists customers and refers medication questions to the pharmacist.
- Manages assigned pharmacy areas and inventory, coordinates quality assurance, and participates in medication safety activities.
What they ask for
- Current unrestricted Rhode Island Pharmacy Technician licensure.
- Current National Pharmacy Technician Certification (CPhT), or at least one year of licensed pharmacy technician work experience with required certification milestones after hire.
- Solid computer skills, including Microsoft Office Suite, email, calendar, internet, and pharmacy system applications.
- Strong customer service and communication skills; attention to detail and ability to multitask accurately.
Nice to have
- Completion of one to two years of college.
Pay
$19.97-$32.96
Tools
Microsoft Office Suite, email and calendar applications, internet web applications, multiple pharmacy system applications
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