Pharmacy Warehouse Assistant

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Job Summary: The professional will be responsible for managing materials and medications, handling medical prescriptions and clinical incidents, organizing inpatient departments, and controlling inventory. Key Highlights: 1. Efficient management of hospital materials and medications 2. Handling medical prescriptions and clinical incidents 3. Organization and control of medical supply inventory **Description:** **Mandatory:** Completed high school education. Store materials and medications properly following the First-Expired-First-Out (FEFO) methodology, used for products with expiration dates; products with expiration dates closest to expiry must be used first;Handle medical prescriptions from various departments, as well as clinical incidents occurring in inpatient and emergency departments;Handle clinical incidents occurring in inpatient and emergency departments;Supply inpatient departments with materials required for nursing procedures, and organize materials separately according to requesting departments to facilitate deliveries;Assist and contribute to inventory control and accounting of items used by patients;Receive, inspect, register in the company's system, and store returned products;Store patient information strips according to bed assignment in individual drawers of the medication cart;Prepare medications in divided doses, enabling unit-dose dispensing and labeling medications according to established standards;Log, sort, inspect, and deliver requested medical supplies—either via internal requisition or through the computerized system—according to established routine;Inspect medications and materials per routine; Assemble surgical kits, ensuring correct assembly, integrity, and composition to guarantee quality of material usage;Participate in item counting during inventories; Conduct weekly counts of materials and medications according to established standards;Perform other related duties as assigned by supervisor. 251014020226450737