LTC Pharmacy Technician - Order Entry | Remote

September 26, 2026

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Job description

Texas-based Long-Term Care Pharmacy is seeking a Full-Time Pharmacy Technician to become a part of our Pharmacy team!

We are seeking a dedicated Pharmacy Technician who thrives in a fast-paced, high-volume environment with minimal supervision. If you’re driven, detail-oriented, and ready to take initiative while juggling multiple priorities, we want you on our team.

Schedule:

Full Time: Monday thru Friday 10 am - 7 pm

Rotating Saturday & Sunday schedule (every other week)

Days off occurs during the week when working Saturday & Sunday

Note: Must be agreeable to a modified schedule during training, regular schedule will resume once training is complete

Pay Range:

Pharmacy Technician II: ($17.59 - $18.49/ hr based on experience)

This is a fully remote position open to Texas residents only. Applicants must hold an active Texas State Board of Pharmacy Technician Registration in good standing.

Responsibilities:

Triage incoming Rx orders.
Accurately enter Rx orders according to pharmacy workflow and delivery cut-off times.
Process refills as requested.
Process 3rd party claims adjudication (insurance claims rejections).
Coordinate and triage all pharmacy inquiries (i.e. phone, fax, correspondence, electronic media) and resolve all customer issues; ensuring accurate information is provided.
Outreach to Retail Pharmacies and delivery service to coordinate filling of medications in between scheduled pharmacy deliveries.
Resolve customer complaints in a timely, accurate and professional manner.
Provide customers with resources or additional information.
Navigate across multiple computer systems to respond to questions from external and/or internal partners.
Constantly meet established productivity requirements, schedule adherence and quality standards.
Handle incoming and outgoing calls related to prescription orders, refills, and patient inquiries.
Verify and input prescription information accurately into the pharmacy system.
Assist patients and healthcare providers with medication-related questions and provide clear, professional guidance.
Work closely with pharmacists and other technicians to ensure timely and accurate prescription processing.
Maintain a high level of accuracy when collecting and documenting patient information.
Monitor order statuses, provide updates, and resolve any issues that may arise with prescriptions or shipments.
Ensure compliance with all pharmacy laws, regulations, and company policies
Maintain patient confidentiality and adhere to HIPAA regulations.
Other duties as assigned.

Required Qualifications

Unblemished TSBP Pharmacy Technician Registration in good standing
One (1) year of high-volume order entry required
Experience in Long Term Care pharmacy
Must be able to demonstrate a working knowledge of a PC and be able to learn and use new software

Preferred Qualifications

Experience with Framework, Docutrack or ECM preferred
Remote work

Job Type: Full Time

Benefits:

401(k)
401(k) matching
Medical, Dental and Vision
Short-Term disability
Critical Illness
Accident Insurance
Life Insurance

Education: High school or Equivalent (Preferred)

License/Certification:

Texas State Board of Pharmacy Registration (Required)
Driver's License (Preferred)

Work Location: Remote

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