Pharmacy Technician at AIDS Healthcare Foundation

Tacoma, Washington, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

26 Jun, 26

Salary

26.0

Posted On

28 Mar, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Patient-Centered, Value Employees, Respect for Diversity, Nimble, Fight for What’s Right, Stigma Sensitivity, Chronic Disease Treatment, Barriers to Care, Patient Anonymity, Privacy Maintenance, Advocacy, Adaptability, Teamwork, Collaboration, Medication Treatment Plans

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

WHO WE ARE AMAZING INDIVIDUALS WORKING FOR POSITIVE PEOPLE at AIDS Healthcare Foundation! Does the idea of doing something that really makes a difference in people’s lives while being well-compensated intrigue you? Are you looking to work for an organization that encourages growth and success from each and every one of its employees? If so, AIDS Healthcare Foundation is the place for you! Founded in 1987, AIDS Healthcare Foundation is the largest specialized provider of HIV/AIDS medical care in the nation. Our mission is to provide cutting edge medicine and advocacy, regardless of ability to pay. Through our healthcare centers, pharmacies, health plan, research and other activities, AHF provides access to the latest HIV treatments for all who need them. AHF’s core values are: Patient-Centered Value Employees Respect for Diversity Nimble Fight for What’s Right Please review our Advocacy page for the latest news on how AHF is Fighting for What’s Right! Advocacy News. Benefits at AHF AHF offers comprehensive benefits to help our employees do and be their very best! These benefits are intended to enhance employee physical, financial, spiritual and professional health. STILL INTERESTED? Please continue! #INDAHF YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO OUR SUCCESS! A Pharmacy Technician contributes to AHF by demonstrating the competencies of a Level I Technician as described in the Scope of Practice and Responsibilities found in the AHF Pharmacy Policy, Procedure and Training manual, in addition to the specifics of the job classification below. A Pharmacy Technician enhances the reputation of AHF by Being sensitive to the “stigma” of HIV and associated comorbidities, understanding the difficulty of treating chronic diseases, barriers to care, and the importance of patients’ needs to maintain anonymity and privacy. You will be a passionate advocate for our top initiatives. To be successful as a Pharmacy Technician it is crucial to ensure that the AHF Core Values and Mission stay top of mind with all that you do. At AHF we are nimble and able to adapt in a dynamic environment to assist in providing the best experience for our clients and workplace for our employees. AHF has a collaborative organizational structure where staff are accountable to multiple leaders. The Pharmacy Technician will work as a part of a close-knit team to establish and maintain good working relationships with healthcare providers, staff and referral sources to facilitate the exchange of patient demographics and medication treatment plans. Licenses and Certifications: state pharmacy technician license (if applicable), PTCB, IMZ, CPR preferrable. AHF Commitment We at AIDS Healthcare Foundation believe that each individual is entitled to equal employment opportunities without regard to race, color, creed, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, national origin, age, veteran status or disability. The right of equal employment opportunity extends to recruiting, hiring selection, transfer, promotion, training and all other conditions of employment. AHF will consider qualified applicants with criminal histories in a manner consistent with the requirements of the ordinance.

Responsibilities

A Pharmacy Technician contributes to AHF by demonstrating the competencies of a Level I Technician as described in the AHF Pharmacy Policy, Procedure and Training manual. They enhance AHF's reputation by being sensitive to HIV stigma and understanding the challenges associated with chronic disease treatment and barriers to care.