Float Regulatory Pharmacy Technician

You
bring more than skill, knowledge, and expertise to your role as an allied
health professional. You bring a deep passion for improving the lives of
everyone around you. At UCLA Health, we're committed to fostering a working
environment where you are supported and empowered to be your best. You'll love
it here!

As a
Float Regulatory Pharmacy Technician, you will support the UCLA Health by
performing a broad range of complex, high-level pharmacy technician duties. In
this pivotal float role, you will contribute across multiple sites, providing
training, mentoring, and technical oversight to pharmacy staff. You will play a
key part in onboarding new employees, conducting quality control audits, and
participating in interviews and hiring processes. Your ability to evaluate
services, identify opportunities for improvement, and implement safe,
high-quality practices will directly support departmental growth and patient
care excellence.

You will
also serve as a resource to nursing and provider teams, hazardous drug
handling, controlled substances, medication waste documentation. Your scope
will include sterile and hazardous drug preparation, regulatory documentation,
and process improvement initiatives. With active involvement in program
development and policy design, this role offers an opportunity to lead and
innovate as part of a collaborative and mission-driven team.

Schedule:
Varied hours, depending on department needs, including weekends and holidays.
You must be able to travel to multiple UCLA Health locations.

Hourly
Salary Range: $34.92 - $46.09 (Union represented; step-based salary depending
on years of experience)

Bargaining
Unit: EX - AFSCME

• Required: Active California
  Pharmacy Technician License
• At least 2 years of IV
  sterile compounding experience, preferably with hazardous drug preparation
  using aseptic technique
• Ability to travel between
  multiple UCLA Health Hem/Onc sites
• Strong ability to train,
  mentor, and provide technical oversight of other pharmacy technicians
• Experience with glove
  fingertip and media fill testing
• Experience in program
  implementation, quality improvement, and evaluating pharmacy services
• Ability to perform accurate
  pharmaceutical calculations and review documentation for compliance and
  waste reduction
• Proficiency with Care Connect
  (EPIC), LYNX, Microsoft Office, and other pharmacy-related systems
• Strong interpersonal skills
  with the ability to effectively communicate with providers, pharmacists,
  and clinical teams
• Ability to work independently
  and manage responsibilities with minimal supervision
• Physical ability to lift 25
  lbs and push 50 lbs; frequent standing, walking, bending, and reaching
• Responsiveness to auditory
  alarms and communication devices
• Reliable transportation and
  flexibility to float between locations based on staffing needs