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Penn Medicine · Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17602

Medical History Specialist - Medication Administration (Part-time, Days)

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Shift

Days

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required; LPN or RN licensure; or Pharmacist with vaccine licensure (immunization certification through APhA); Licensed Practical Nurse (Required); Registered Nurse - PA (Required); Immunization Approval (Required); Must obtain 80% or higher on department administered exam on medication history process; General computer skills; Considerable knowledge of medication names (trade and generic), uses, doses, and routes of administration

Bonus and benefits

Comprehensive compensation and benefits program · Prepaid tuition assistance program · Tuition reimbursement

All stated details
Role
Medical History Specialist - Medication Administration (Part-time, Days)
Role details
Part-time
Shift
Days
Location and setting
Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17602; hospital
Bonus and benefits
Comprehensive compensation and benefits program · Prepaid tuition assistance program · Tuition reimbursement
Requirements
High school diploma or GED required; LPN or RN licensure; or Pharmacist with vaccine licensure (immunization certification through APhA); Licensed Practical Nurse (Required); Registered Nurse - PA (Required); Immunization Approval (Required); Must obtain 80% or higher on department administered exam on medication history process; General computer skills; Considerable knowledge of medication names (trade and generic), uses, doses, and routes of administration
Hiring employer
Penn Medicine
Posting status
Active