Sentences with phrase «prescription orders from customers»

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Noting that the country faced epidemic levels of prescription drug abuse, the letters also contained more explicit expectations that registrants «know their customers» — i.e., engage in due diligence to ensure pharmacies and dispensers were aboveboard — and that they report and refrain from shipping suspicious orders.

My experience includes supporting pharmacists in all facets of daily pharmacy operations, from preparing prescription orders and organizing customer records to processing insurance claims and maintaining supply inventories.

Pharmacy technicians perform a variety of tasks to support pharmacists with disbursement of medications to prescription holders including taking orders from customers and counting out medication.

The Pharmacy Technician I primary responsibility is to process and fill prescriptions from intake to order completion, answering incoming and completing outbound calls to / from patients, physicians, pharmacies while ensuring a high level of customer service and maximized productivity.

Examples of duties include but are not limited to: waits on customers, answers phone and operates cash register in the Pharmacy; operates the computer, inputs data, looks up refills, and retail prices of prescription drugs; calls doctors» office for authorization to refill prescriptions (California only); receives orders from patient; types pharmacy labels (California only); checks in merchandise and stocks shelves; conducts general housekeeping duties when needed; pharmacy Technician will assist pharmacist with filling prescriptions and pull prescription merchandise from shelves.

The responsibilities of the position vary from state to state due to differences in regulations, but technicians typically prepare prescription orders, assist customers and handle maintenance tasks such as inventory and record keeping.

Taking necessary information from customers and / or health professionals in order to fill their prescriptions

Technicians in retail settings typically manage the pharmacy's ordering and inventory; receive and record prescriptions from physicians» offices; make up prescriptions; and ring in customers at the cash register.

Typical duties include taking prescription orders and accepting payments from customers, counting pills and measuring out other medications for prescriptions, preparing ointments and stocking and inventory duties.