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Serves as the primary customer contact for long-term care pharmacy clients, including skilled nursing and assisted living facilities. Builds facility relationships, provides training on pharmacy programs and technology, identifies and resolves issues, ensures HIPAA and regulatory compliance, and conducts medication cart, medication room, and cycle-fill audits. Requires strong organization, basic math and computer skills, flexibility for varied shifts, light lifting, and a high school diploma. State-required pharmacy technician or medication technician certification is required.

Serves as the primary contact for long-term care and assisted living facility customers. Builds customer relationships, provides training on pharmacy programs and technology, identifies and resolves issues, ensures regulatory compliance, and performs medication cart, medication room, and cycle fill audits. Requires strong organization, computer skills, basic math, pharmacy or medication-related credentials, and flexibility to work varied shifts.

Serves as the primary contact for long-term care and assisted living pharmacy customers. Builds facility relationships, conducts customer training, educates users on pharmacy programs and technology, identifies issues, and performs medication cart, medication room, and cycle-fill audits. Requires strong organization, basic math and computer skills, flexibility across shifts, light lifting, a high school diploma, and a state-required pharmacy technician license, certification, or medication technician certificate.

Serves as the primary contact for long-term care and assisted living pharmacy customers. Builds facility relationships, trains customers on pharmacy programs and technology, identifies and resolves service issues, ensures HIPAA and regulatory compliance, and conducts medication cart, medication room, and cycle-fill audits. Requires flexibility for varying shifts, light lifting, and occasional extended hours.