FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of a Student Pharmacy Technician in a Home Infusion setting?
The primary responsibilities include preparing drugs in unit-dose for IV/OR, inpatient and ancillary areas, assisting staff pharmacists in physician order processing, dispensing medications, transporting medication supplies, and maintaining appropriate records.
Who does the Student Pharmacy Technician report to in a Home Infusion setting?
The Student Pharmacy Technician reports to staff pharmacists who provide direct supervision and guidance in carrying out their duties.
What level of supervision is provided for Pharmacy Students working as Pharmacy Technicians in a Home Infusion setting?
Pharmacy Students receive direct supervision from staff pharmacists to ensure that medications are prepared and dispensed accurately and according to standard procedures.
What are some of the specific tasks that a Student Pharmacy Technician may be responsible for in a Home Infusion setting?
Some tasks may include preparing unit-dose medications for IV/OR, inpatient, and ancillary areas, assisting in physician order processing, dispensing medications, transporting medication supplies, and maintaining accurate records of medication usage.
How does a Student Pharmacy Technician contribute to the overall patient care and treatment in a Home Infusion setting?
The Student Pharmacy Technician plays a crucial role in ensuring that patients receive the medications they need in a timely and accurate manner, thereby supporting the overall patient care and treatment provided by the healthcare team.