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-award experience. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Education/Training - Work requires communications, analytical and organizational skills generally acquired through completion of a bachelor's degree program
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variety of duties in accordance to department procedures, which may be related to the procurement, preparation, distribution and storage of drugs, as well as, assisting with clinical pharmacy services
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volume, perform aliquot and distribute all urine specimens. • Properly determine urine volume. Properly label aliquot containers. • Communicate in a professional and courteous manner with patients
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to department procedures, which may be related to the procurement, preparation, distribution and storage of drugs, as well as, assisting with clinical pharmacy services according to the Pharmacy's role in
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duties in accordance to department procedures, which may be related to the procurement, preparation, distribution and storage of drugs, as well as, assisting with clinical pharmacy services according
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Class Pharmacy Tech I This individual performs, under supervision, a variety of duties in accordance to department procedures, which may be related to the procurement, preparation, distribution and
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environment and customer service. Efficient and punctual distribution of case carts, equipment, and stat supplies to the OR and maintain sterility and or cleanliness according to hospital protocol. Maintain
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Testing, urinalysis without a microscope, phlebotomy, and specimen management. Obtain total volume, perform aliquot and distribute all urine specimens. Properly determine urine volume. Properly label
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environment and customer service. Efficient and punctual distribution of case carts, equipment, and stat supplies to the OR and maintain sterility and or cleanliness according to hospital protocol. Maintain
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may include teaching responsibilities. The appointment is generally preparatory for a full time academic or research career. The appointment is not part of a clinical training program, unless research