Memorial Hermann Surgical Hospital First Colony is a surgical hospital in the city of Sugar Land. Specialties and services will include Orthopedic, Spine, Pain Management, General Plastic, and Ear, Nose and Throat surgery. Our mission is to provide first-class services for the local community in a safe, comfortable, and welcoming environment; one in which we would be happy to treat our own families.

Memorial Hermann Surgical Hospital First Colony is a part of United Surgical Partners International (USPI). USPI owns and operates multiple surgical hospitals and ambulatory surgical care centers throughout the United States and London; with headquarter located in Addison, TX.

Memorial Hermann Surgical Hospital First Colony is currently seeking a Pharmacy Technician in the Pharmacy Department for PRN opportunities.  Under the direct supervision of the Director of Pharmacy, the Pharmacy Technician has primary responsibility in stocking daily anesthesia drug boxes, unit dose packaging and maintenance of floor stock, and maintaining appropriate records and charges; assisting in related activities as directed by Director of Pharmacy or CNO in Director’s absence.

BENEFITS
Competitive salary and 401(k)

Position required skills for the Pharmacy Tech include:

• High school graduate
• Must have mathematical ability to calculate dosages and amounts required
• Certification preferred
• Current BLS/CPR
• Excellent communication skills, verbal and written
• Able to prioritize and organize workload to meet needs of patients and the department
• Hospital experience 2-5 years
• Recommended Pyxis and Cerner

Position qualifications and requirements for the Pharmacy Tech include:

• Makes rounds and delivers labeled medications, controlled substances and pharmaceutical supplies
• Monitors the accurate documentation on the Controlled Substances Administration Log on the patient care areas
• Answers telephone and provides information as requested or refers questions to appropriate personnel
• Interprets physicians’ orders and enters into the computer system
• Generates labels and fills drug orders according to physicians’ orders
• Refills medication carts with accuracy and exchanges medication cubicles as per schedule
• Responsible for unit-dose packaging the bulk medications into unit of use, and accurate documentation of the function
• Fills drug replacement orders to various departments accurately and maintains par levels
• Returns drug credits to pharmacy stock
• Assists in processing discharges and issuing credit, if necessary on all returned drugs
• Stocks shelves and notes any drugs that will be expiring or in need of ordering
• Assists with the initiation, development, maintenance, and execution of rules and regulations pertaining to the professional policies set by the Pharmacy Department
• Assists in keeping all work areas clean, neat, and orderly
• Attains/maintains knowledge of the pharmacy computer system from the standpoint of a user of the system
• Performs other related duties as assigned