From nursing home pharmacy?
Hello I have an interview in a few days for a CVS Pharmacy Tech position (I live in Oklahoma). I was reading online pharmacy technicians working in pharmacies pay less in comparison with hospitals and such. Well I was wondering if nursing homes pharmacy technicians have? My father is in a nursing home and I know that someone is always around the basket pushes the distribution of medical drugs to the residents … But are pharmacists or pharmacy technicians real? I think after a year or so the experience I want to work in a nursing home in a high-tech pharmacy because I love visiting the elderly and see how happy it makes them talk to someone. So do the nursing homes have the position of high technology or is just a real PHARMACIST? Thanks!
The person distributing medicines to residents is a nurse, not a pharmacy technician. Pharmacy technicians are not working in nursing homes, and pharmacists in most installations. They have medical technicians, who are training with CNA advanced that qualified them to approve drugs. Pharmacy technicians working outside pharmacies, and only in the nursing home long enough to deliver all medicines in a paper bag to each of the units in the building. Nurses and start counting all the actions of his truck with supplies and medicines.
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