Pharmacy Technician
- Location
- New York, NY
- Work type
- Full Time · Remote
- Posted
- 2026-07-20
Job description
About the Role
As a Processing Pharmacy Technician, you will be responsible for providing white-glove service for customers by following an efficient prescription workflow, optimizing customer satisfaction, and helping to navigate complex pharmacy issues. Your responsibilities will include:
Accurately translating and entering prescription information into the pharmacy database according to state regulations.
Verifying insurance information and processing insurance claims.
Communicating via multiple mediums (phone, text, chat, email) with customers, external partners, and pharmacists to resolve any issues including prior authorizations and provide prescription updates while adhering to HIPAA regulations and company policies.
Maintaining high SLA standards by addressing all tasks promptly and efficiently.
Working closely with cross-functional teams and external pharmacy partners, to drive customer satisfaction and ensure a seamless customer and provider experience.
Requirements
Located in New York
Fluent English required
You have 2+ years of experience as a pharmacy technician. PTCB certification preferred, but not required.
You are familiar with industry specific terminology (SIG codes, both brand and generic names of medications.
You are proficient with computer and Windows PC applications, including aptitude to learn and navigate additional computer systems that may be new to you
You have access to a reliable computer with audio and video capabilities, including high-speed internet of at least 100 Mbps
You have Full-Time flexible availability. Schedules will be set in conversation with hiring managers and may include both weekday and weekend hours or morning, afternoon, and evening shifts. Shifts are 8 hours each day under operating hours of 8am – 8pm or 10am – 6pm (may staff until 10pm on weekdays)
You work hard and enjoy the process, combining emotional intuition for a great consumer experience with analytical rigor to improve pharmacy processes, celebrating wins along the way.