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Hospital Pharmacy Technician Reviews
What is it like working as a Hospital Pharmacy Technician?
May 2022
Parkland Hospital As A Whole Is an Amazing Employer.
Hospital Pharmacy Technician in Dallas:
Pros: Caring for patients. Interacting with Doctors and Nurses.
Cons: Lack of professionalism in the pharmacy.
July 2021
Hospital Pharmacy Technician in Spring:
Horrible management, no work flow , toxic environment, management has no positive treatment towards the employees. There is favoritism and unfair treatment from management towards employees daily. The only pros is that the benefits and pay are fair.
July 2020
Low Pay, No Care for its Employees.
Hospital Pharmacy Technician in Naperville:
Pros: Coworkers
Cons: A lot. There is discrimination against pregnant women looking for employment/ that are employed. Pay is unbearably low. Organization offered no hazard pay regardless of increased workflow.
March 2019
It’s alright.
Hospital Pharmacy Technician in Little Rock:
Pros: Schedule and coworkers
Cons: Pay rate
May 2016
The good with the bad.
Hospital Pharmacy Technician:
Pros: I enjoy the people I work with and I enjoy the job I do which is restocking the drug rooms and making sure the levels are set correctly.
Cons: I feel as if I should be on a higher pay rate as I do several other things to do with the job that other people don't and I'm still the lowest paid, I feel taken advantage of.
September 2015
Hospital Pharmacy Technician.
Hospital Pharmacy Technician:
Pros: The ability to gain new skills and help those in my community. I like that I am able to make suggestions and present proposals to help improve our services. I have been placed on many teams as the lead to get projects done and they have been successfully completed.
Cons: Even though new skills are learned there is no real upward mobility. The work environment can become toxic at times. The work load has changed in terms of more walking and compounding.
July 2015
LowerLevel, pharmacy, please.......
Hospital Pharmacy Technician:
I have been in this industry for over 30 years. Hospital pharmacies never have windows to glance out of, most are located at he bottom of hospital, in the Lower Level(basement) where its cold . I have witnessed all the changes in the health care industries. Some for the good .the bad and the unfortunately ugly memories of "change". . I wish this to be read by all, "Team work equals Team Value" we are all in this together . Let the music play....day by day...listen to the music....it will make your day........peace.
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