Pharmacy Technician in Albany, OR

Support patient care in a specialized ambulatory infusion setting by providing essential pharmacy technician services under the supervision of a pharmacist. This role involves assisting with clinical data collection, medication order processing, and delivering clinical support to patients undergoing infusion treatments for cancer, autoimmune diseases, infections, and other conditions. The position offers an opportunity to work with a knowledgeable team dedicated to expert patient care. Location: Albany, OR Schedule: Days, 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM No weekends Duration: 13-week contract starting ASAP Responsibilities: Assist pharmacists with clinical data gathering, problem-solving, and patient interaction Process medication orders accurately and efficiently Participate in technical pharmacy procedures, including IV admixture and sterile techniques Utilize EMR system (EPIC) for documentation and communication Ensure compliance with pharmacy regulations and safety protocols Collaborate within the ambulatory infusion team to support patient care needs Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent Current, unencumbered Certified Oregon Pharmacy Technician License Minimum 18 months' experience as a Pharmacy Technician Prior experience with IV admixture and sterile techniques required Skilled in computer use, including keyboard operations and EMR systems Competent in calculator use and performing math calculations relevant to pharmacy tasks Ability to assess clinical data effectively Successful completion of pre-employment/post-offer drug screening This contract role is ideal for experienced pharmacy technicians with IV admixture expertise looking to contribute to specialized infusion care. Candidates without IV experience will not be considered. Advance your career by applying now to engage in a dynamic clinical environment that values technical proficiency and patient-focused support. Submit your application today to be considered for this fast-paced, rewarding assignment.

Created: 2026-03-10