Pharmaceutical technician vs microfilm technician

Differences between pharmaceutical technician and microfilm technician duties and responsibilities

Pharmaceutical technician example responsibilities.

• Attain certification on electric pallet jack.
• Complete and achieve HIPPA training certification in patient confidentiality.
• Manage assigned pharmacy workstations and tasks while supporting team members in promptly, safely and accurately filling patient prescriptions.
• Open and run reclaim on the line.
• Cross-Train in other QA areas as required.
• Skil in reviewing complete batch records for QA approval.
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Microfilm technician example responsibilities.

• Manage inventory; process physician orders; prepare chemotherapy and intravenous medications; support departments in distribution and preparation of medications.
• Convert medical and dental insurance claims from paper format to microfilm, for long-term storage using a Kodak micro-imaging machine.
• Train team members on departmental projects and other tasks using instructional PowerPoint presentations.
• Decrease number of field service visits by manufacturer in half by adding additional daily maintenance and cleaning of Kodak micro-imager.
• Prepare intravenous medications for outpatient infusions including chemotherapy and hematology medications.
• Input prescriptions into intercom plus database.