PT Pharmacy Intern - P1-P4 Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill Market

Harris Teeter

1mo ago

Internship
Full-time
Off-cycle Internship
Customer Relations
Healthcare
Raleigh

AI generated summary

You must be a Full-Time student in an accredited School of Pharmacy.
You will assist pharmacists with dispensing, patient interactions, order management, medication preparation, immunizations, customer service, and maintaining pharmacy standards.

Requirements

Must be enrolled as a Full-Time student in an accredited School of Pharmacy.

Responsibilities

Responsible for providing customer service and assisting the Pharmacists in dispensing prescriptions, entering information into computer, ordering and receiving product, checking in orders, stocking, record keeping, answering telephone calls, administer immunizations, and maintaining the overall conditions of the Pharmacy Department as defined in the Pharmacy Standards Manual.
Comply with all State and Federal regulations, which require that all dispensing activities occur under the direct supervision of a licensed pharmacist.
Greet customers and receive prescriptions (if an existing patient, request birth date). Obtain new patient information by requesting a patient/representative fill out a patient history form, including address, VIC number, phone number, birth date, drug allergies, disease states, and whether the patient wishes to receive medications in non-childproof containers.
Provide the Harris Teeter "Notice of Privacy Practices" and acknowledgement form to each new patient/representative. Monitor patient signing for HIPAA at register on signature pad.
Determine whether the patient wishes to receive medication counseling from the Pharmacist. An Intern may provide medication counseling at the discretion and under the direct supervision of a pharmacist.
Obtain all information necessary to dispense and bill Third Party prescriptions, such as Cardholder and Dependent Identification numbers, person codes, Insurance Carrier or Pharmacy Benefit Manager, and expiration dates (if applicable), and patient signatures.
Assist in entering patient, drug and prescription data into the computer. Match patient and birth date. Scan drug barcodes or enter NDC number into the computer system. Notify the pharmacist in the event of early fills or drug utilization review (DUR) messages. Ensure DAW codes are entered correctly.
Assist in obtaining and returning medications to and from the pharmacy shelves.
Assist in counting, pouring, measuring, compounding and packaging of medication for dispensing to the patient.
Assist in answering the telephone according to Harris Teeter policy (Harris Teeter Pharmacy, this is ____________, may I help you?) An Intern may receive original telephone prescription orders at the discretion and under the supervision of a pharmacist.
Assist in calling or faxing refill authorizations to prescribers' offices. An Intern may receive telephone refill authorizations from the prescriber or designee.
Assist in bagging of prescriptions and handling customer transactions, including cash register operation.
Assist in ordering receiving, verifying, pricing, and stocking of pharmaceuticals and other products. This function may require lifting up to 40 lbs., and reaching heights from 6 inches to 72 inches.
If the hours worked by the Intern are to apply towards requirements for licensure, the Intern will provide all relevant paperwork to the supervising pharmacist. The Intern will work cooperatively with the supervising Pharmacist in the development and meeting of expectations to be fulfilled.
Recommend and administer immunizations according to said State(s) Board of Pharmacy rules and regulations.
Immunizations will be administered under the direct supervision of the supervising Pharmacist.
Assist in maintaining a clean, neat department including work counter, shelves, floors, windows, and customer service area to present a professional, sanitary and organized image to customers.
Assist in ordering, stocking and retrieving prescription containers and other supplies as required by the pharmacy including ordering and stocking the Pharmacy Over-The-Counter (OTC) section.
Assist in filing of prescriptions, reports, invoices and other documents as required by the pharmacy.
Adhere to all policies and procedures, dress code and work ethics.
Effectively communicate with customers, management, and associates.
Successful completion of assigned projects as required by Pharmacy Operations Manager.
Required attendance at any scheduled intern training meetings.

FAQs

What are the primary responsibilities of a PT Pharmacy Intern?

The primary responsibilities include assisting pharmacists in dispensing prescriptions, entering information into the computer, customer service, ordering and receiving products, administering immunizations, and maintaining the overall conditions of the Pharmacy Department.

What qualifications are required for this Pharmacy Intern position?

Candidates must be enrolled as a Full-Time student in an accredited School of Pharmacy.

Are Pharmacy Interns allowed to provide medication counseling?

Yes, Pharmacy Interns may provide medication counseling at the discretion and under the direct supervision of a pharmacist.

Can Pharmacy Interns administer immunizations?

Yes, Pharmacy Interns can recommend and administer immunizations according to state Board of Pharmacy rules and regulations, under the direct supervision of the pharmacist.

What are the work hours like for a PT Pharmacy Intern?

The work hours may vary; however, the Intern should coordinate with the supervising pharmacist to ensure that the hours worked count toward licensure requirements.

Is there a requirement for maintaining the cleanliness of the Pharmacy Department?

Yes, interns are expected to assist in maintaining a clean and organized work environment, including counters, shelves, and customer service areas.

What type of customer interactions can a Pharmacy Intern expect?

Pharmacy Interns will interact with customers by greeting them, receiving prescriptions, providing information, and answering phone calls according to Harris Teeter policy.

Are there any physical requirements for this position?

Yes, interns may be required to lift up to 40 lbs. and reach heights from 6 inches to 72 inches for stocking and organizing pharmaceuticals and other products.

Will interns need to attend training meetings?

Yes, attendance at any scheduled intern training meetings is mandatory for the position.

What are some additional job functions for a Pharmacy Intern?

Additional functions include filing prescriptions, maintaining the pharmacy area, assisting with stocking, and completing assigned projects from the Pharmacy Operations Manager.

Harris Teeter

Harris Teeter is a world-class grocer relentlessly committed to the ultimate customer experience.

Retail & Consumer Goods

Industry

10,001+

Employees

1936

Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Founded in 1960 in North Carolina, Harris Teeter has been enriching the lives of our customers and our communities for decades. Today, Harris Teeter employs 36,000 valued associates and operates more than 250 stores and 70 fuel centers in seven states and the District of Columbia. In addition to our retail stores, we operate grocery, frozen food and perishable distribution centers in Greensboro and Indian Trail, North Carolina. From fresh, high-quality products to innovative offerings, Harris Teeter delivers an exceptional shopping experience at a great value, which is why Harris Teeter is proud to be ‘your neighborhood market.’ Harris Teeter is committed to not only supporting its communities by donating millions in food and funds to non-profits each year, but we also support our valued associates by offering comprehensive benefits, career growth opportunities and an incredible work culture. This commitment demonstrates Harris Teeter’s purpose to Enrich Lives: One Meal, One Family, One Associate and One Community at a time. Harris Teeter’s History: In 1936, W.T. Harris borrowed $1,500 to open the first Harris Food Store in Charlotte, North Carolina. The store was founded on three principles: high-quality products, clean stores and superior customer service. Harris was considered a pioneer of the grocery industry and opened the first supermarket that featured air-conditioning and stayed open until 9 p.m. on Friday nights. Just a few years later, Willis L. Teeter and his brother, Paul, opened their first Teeter’s Food Mart in Mooresville, North Carolina. On February 1, 1960, Harris Super Markets and Teeter’s Food Marts merged to form Harris Teeter Super Markets, Inc. with 15 stores in operation. Now with more than 250 stores and 36,000 valued associates, Harris Teeter is proud to provide an exceptional shopping experience to millions of customers each year.