Pharmacy Technician Medication Reconciliation Admission & Discharge

Does working within a dynamic organization sound like a challenge to you? Are you a qualified pharmacy technician looking for a job within a hospital pharmacy? Then this is for you! Due to the expansion of activities in our fast-growing pharmacy, the team is looking for colleagues.
Come join us and start with us as a Pharmacy Technician for medication reconciliation admission & discharge

Are you a qualified pharmacy technician and are you curious about what it is like to work in a hospital? Apply for an introduction by clicking APPLY below!

medication reconciliation at the pharmacy:
You will work at the Noordwest pharmacy: a growing pharmacy full of dynamics and challenges. Together with doctors and pharmacists, our goal is to provide high-quality specialist pharmaceutical care for all patients visiting Noordwest Hospital Group.

There are four sub-areas within which you can potentially work. To begin with, you will first receive extensive training in one sub-area as standard, so that you have fully mastered the tasks there. And if you wish, you can then work within a second sub-area. There is good contact with departments and specialists, and the varied range of prescriptions gives you the opportunity to greatly broaden your pharmaceutical knowledge. You will get opportunities to work together on projects or provide input for them.

Pharmacy technicians work in the following 4 sub-areas:

• Preparations: including preparing cytostatics and VTGM
• Logistics: where the supply of departments is managed
• Outpatient pharmacy: where prescription handling takes place at the counter

pharmacy technician medication reconciliation:
an independent colleague with an MBO diploma as a Pharmacy Technician. Do you also recognize yourself in the following characteristics:

'No two days are the same, and that is exactly what makes my work so beautiful.' Read the story of pharmacy technician Christel here and why she has enjoyed working at Noordwest for 29 years.

Our offer for you...

About Noordwest...:
Noordwest Ziekenhuisgroep is a top-clinical hospital. This means that we are a teaching hospital for almost all medical specialties. With 770 beds, over 4,500 employees, 550 volunteers, and about 340 medical specialists, Noordwest Ziekenhuisgroep is one of the largest hospital organizations in the Netherlands and a large employer in Noord-Holland. We believe that everyone should be able to count on each other for care. Caring for each other in Noord-Holland Noord. That is also the mission of Noordwest. Now and tomorrow. Our core values are an eye for each other, acting with decisiveness, and being top-clinical with pride. Additionally, we have a pleasant working atmosphere: with us, lines are short, we communicate openly with each other, we are collegial, and we find humor important!

pharmacy technician medication reconciliation admission and discharge:
Working where no two days are the same. Our medication reconciliation pharmacy technicians conduct a pharmaceutical admission interview (FOG) with all patients being admitted within Noordwest.
As a medication reconciliation pharmacy technician, you will work at various locations within the hospital.

At the admission plaza, you work together with outpatient clinic assistants, anesthesia, and nurses where various consultation hours take place. All patients waiting for a scheduled admission receive an interview.

You work in the ER and EHLH and speak with the patients who arrive as emergencies.
Here we work 7 days a week in day and evening shifts between 08:00 and 22:00.

When the patient is ready for discharge, you come into view again:
You work on various nursing wards to manage the discharge medication, in close cooperation with the outpatient pharmacy.
You conduct the discharge interview with the patient at their bedside.

In this way, you are a linchpin in the entire process surrounding patient care from admission to discharge!

• Medication reconciliation: conducting admission and discharge interviews

• a passion for good and professional patient care
• patient-centeredness
• good communication skills
• the ability to work both independently and within a team
• a flexible attitude

• A position in which you truly make a difference for the patient
• Variety, depth, and the space to specialize
• A team where collaboration is central and your opinion counts