- Prescription Support: Receive orders, count and package pills, and print labels under a pharmacist's supervision.
- Inventory Management: Restock shelves, check expiration dates, and order current supplies.
- Customer Service: Greet patients, answer phone calls, and direct complex medical questions to the pharmacist.
- Administrative Work: Update patient files, handle cash registers, and process billing.
- Dispensing Support: Help gather, count, and pack medicines from shelves strictly under a pharmacist's supervision. [1, 2]
- Inventory Control: Check stock levels, track batch numbers, verify expiry dates, and restock shelves. [1, 2]
- Billing & Cash Handling: Operate cash registers, process digital or cash payments, and cross-check issued items with bills. [1, 2]
- Customer Service: Greet customers, locate over-the-counter items, and direct complex medical questions to the registered pharmacist. [1, 2, 3]
- Record Keeping: Maintain paper files or enter prescription data into computerized pharmacy software systems. [1]