Deskripsi Pekerjaan
Join Staffinc Group as a Pharmacy Assistant in Yogyakarta and contribute to patient-centered healthcare delivery. This full-time position offers an opportunity to work in a dynamic pharmaceutical environment while supporting community health initiatives. You'll play a vital role in medication management, customer service, and operational efficiency within our healthcare team. We provide comprehensive training and a supportive workplace culture focused on professional growth and patient safety. Competitive salary and benefits await dedicated professionals passionate about pharmaceutical services.
Staffinc Group values teamwork, precision, and continuous learning. As part of our healthcare division, you'll gain hands-on experience in inventory management, prescription processing, and regulatory compliance. Our commitment to excellence ensures you'll develop valuable skills while making a tangible impact on community health outcomes. This role is ideal for motivated individuals seeking a stable career path with advancement opportunities in Indonesia's growing healthcare sector.
Tanggung Jawab
- Prepare and dispense medications accurately under pharmacist supervision
- Manage pharmaceutical inventory, including stock rotation and ordering
- Provide medication counseling and healthcare information to patients
- Maintain clean, organized pharmacy environment following safety protocols
- Process insurance claims and maintain patient records efficiently
- Collaborate with healthcare professionals for optimal patient care
- Stay updated on pharmaceutical regulations and product knowledge
Kualifikasi
- High school diploma or equivalent; pharmacy degree preferred
- Basic knowledge of pharmaceutical terminology and medication handling
- Strong attention to detail and accuracy in medication preparation
- Excellent communication and customer service skills
- Ability to work independently and in team settings
- Basic computer proficiency for record-keeping systems
- Commitment to ethical pharmaceutical practices and patient confidentiality