Job description Duties & Responsibilities: - Gather and document information required to provide pharmacy related services and create a patient record. - Assist the pharmacist in identifying the patient\xe2\x80\x99s health needs and expectations. - Gather information required to assess the appropriateness of drug therapy. - Refer actual or potential drug therapy problems to a pharmacist. - Receive a verbal order from a prescriber for a schedule 1 drug, reduce to writing and sign or initial. - Document changes to prescriptions as a result of an authorization from the original prescriber. - Transfer prescriptions that can legally be transferred to another pharmacy on behalf of a pharmacist. - Determine that a new or refill prescription is current, authentic and complete. - Dispense new or refill prescriptions following appropriate procedures. - Perform a final check of new or refill prescription to ensure that each step in the dispensing process has been completed properly. Including verification that:

• the drug, dosage form, strength, and quantity dispensed are correct according to the prescription
• the prescription label is accurate according to the prescription and contains the information required by standards and legislation
• appropriate auxiliary labels are affixed to prescriptions.

- Perform a final check of a prescription for a narcotic, controlled drug or targeted substance. - Document activities completed in the dispensing process to create a clear audit trail. - Create a written transaction record for each drug dispensed. - Release a prescription or a schedule 2 drug to a patient after ensuring a pharmacist has assessed the patient, evaluated the prescription or the sale and provided required information. - Refer patients to a pharmacist when appropriate. - Identify patients who require assistance or may face a risk from the selection or use of a schedule 3 drug, health care product, aid or device and refer to pharmacist. - Answer questions from patients about schedule 3 drugs, health care products, aids or devices that do not require therapeutic knowledge, clinical analysis or assessment - Enter into a dialogue and provide assistance to patients choosing health care products, aids or devices - Provide instruction to patients about how to operate or use health care products, aids or devices. - Compound drugs according to a written formula and preparation process. - Document an account of involvement in any drug errors as part of the Quality Assurance Program of the pharmacy. - Document the pharmacy technician\xe2\x80\x99s activities in the patient record - Make corrections in patient records when required - Act as a witness when a pharmacist destroys narcotic or controlled drugs based on authorization from Health Canada. - Supervise an employee engaged in compounding or providing drugs for sale. Qualifications:

• Registration with Alberta College Of Pharmacy is a must
• Superior customer relations skills and a strong sense of professionalism
• Excellent leadership and performance management skills required
• Proven ability to build the business using community based marketing strategies
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Strong problem solving skills including the experience formulating and executing action plans
• Strong personal computing skills, as well as knowledge of KROLL Pharmacy Computer system a definite asset

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Salary: $19.00-$31.89 per hour Benefits:

• Dental care
• Extended health care
• Store discount
• Vision care

Schedule:

• 10 hour shift

Ability to commute/relocate:

• Calgary, AB: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)

Experience:

• pharmacy: 1 year (preferred)

Work Location: In person Expected start date: 2023-04-06