Bayshore·London, Ontario
The Pharmacy Assistant performs technical tasks related to sterile-preparation compounding and prescription processing under the supervision of a pharmacist. They are also responsible for inventory management, billing, and maintaining pharmacy records in compliance with federal and provincial regulations.
JOB SUMMARY The Pharmacy Assistant is responsible for different technical tasks delegated by the Pharmacist, Compounding Specialist, Pharmacy Supervisor, or Infusion Pharmacy Manager as per Bayshore Delegation of Controlled Acts policy and Ontario College of Pharmacists Delegation of Controlled Acts policy.
The technical tasks delegated by the compounding specialist are in accordance with the appropriate supervision protocol and appropriate quality control measures and are related to sterile-preparation compounding with the appropriate training, using a formal delegation process that complies with the requirements of the Ontario College of Pharmacists.
The Pharmacy Assistant aids in the processing of the prescriptions by accurately order entering all relevant patient, medication and billing information and prioritizing the sequence with which they are completed.
They prepare infusion and TPN medications following USP 797 Guidelines.
They also process, prepare, and bill orders as well as participate in inventory management.
The Pharmacy Assistant directly reports to the Pharmacy Supervisor and ultimately reports to the Pharmacy Manager.
At Bayshore Healthcare Ltd., and its subsidiaries, we are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace and operate in full compliance with all Provincial and Territorial legislation pertaining to Human Rights Codes and Accessibility requirements. To ensure continued compliance throughout the recruitment and selection process, we encourage candidates to disclose any accommodation needs they may have.
Candidates must have a high school diploma and possess knowledge of USP 797 and NAPRA standards. Experience with Kroll software and specialized aseptic technique training are considered assets for this role.
Market context
In Ontario, pharmacy technician roles are typically in steady demand across hospitals, community pharmacies, and long-term care settings. These positions are competitive because employers often look for OCP licensure, CCAPP-accredited training, and strong pharmaceutical arithmetic and terminology skills, along with interpersonal ability for patient-facing teamwork. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your licensure details and prepare examples of accurate dispensing support and communication.