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Stephen Whitehouse has over 15 years of experience as a pharmacy technician. He has worked in retail pharmacy settings and oncology pharmacy settings. He has demonstrated skills in medication inventory management, prescription labeling, compounding IVs and chemotherapy, maintaining equipment and facilities, and ensuring accuracy of dispensed prescriptions. He aims to provide quality pharmaceutical care as an essential link in disease management.
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![STEPHEN WHITEHOUSE
1670 s Zuni st, Denver, CO 80223 • Home: 303-748-1749 • Cell: 303-748-1749 • swhitehouse83@hotmail.com
Professional Summary
Pharmacy Technician with demonstrated versatility in adapting to ever-increasing complexity in the
healthcare industry. Commied to providing quality pharmaceuticalcare as an essential linkin disease
management.
Skills
Retail pharmacy procedure knowledge Motivated self-starter
Accurate pharmaceutical calculations Technician Certification Training
Medication Inventory Management IV expert
IV Admixtures
Prescription drug labeling
HIPAA Regulations
Work History
Pharmacy Technician, 03/2002 to 03/2005
King Soopers – Arvada, CO
Properly filled and dispensed an average of [450] prescriptions per day.
Effectively resolved insurance rejections and other billing issues.
Managed drug and supply inventories.
Assistedother pharmacystaff with drug inventory,purchasing, and receiving.
Regularly stocked shelves, rotated stock and checked for expired medications.
Prepacked bulk medicines, filled boles with prescribed medicationsand affixed correct labels.
Checked prescriptions for appropriate dosage, drug interactions, allergies and contra-indications
before dispensing medications.
Properly compounded and dispensed medications as prescribed by doctors and dentists.
Hand counted control medications, measured liquids and reconstituted antibiotics.
Correctly completed pharmacy paperwork, including daily and weekly reports.
Efficiently operatedcash register and handled cash,checks, and charge transactions.
Pharmacy Technician/Admixture Technician, 04/2005 to 05/2011
Colorado Hematology Oncology – Englewood, CO
Managed drug and supply inventories.
Exhibited proficiency in IV and chemo compounding.
Properly cleaned and maintained department equipment such as IV hoods.
Troubleshot mechanical issues with Pyxis machines and other equipment.
Conducted routine inspections of medication storage locations.
Regularly stocked shelves, rotated stock and checked for expired medications.
Inspected drug storage sites, monitored drug supply expiration dates and ensured proper supply
levels.
Cleaned equipment and work areas andsterilized glassware to maintain safe andsanitary conditions.
Hand counted control medications, measured liquids and reconstituted antibiotics.
Prepared medication and IV orders for convalescent facilities and hospitals.
Checked prescriptions for appropriate dosage, drug interactions, allergies and contra-indications
before dispensing medications.
Communicated regularly with physicians, nurses, insurance companies andmanagedcare](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/d90843fc-6a73-4bf6-a05c-f68c9daf82fe-150721160641-lva1-app6892/85/Stephen_Whitehouse_Resume_1-1-320.jpg)
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