Prescription Processor, Prescription Assistance Program - Lakeland Volunteers in Medicine

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Lakeland Volunteers in Medicine (LVIM) needs prescription processor volunteers for their Prescription Assistance Program. Prescription processors will document the medication upon its arrival and separate and label them. Bags will need to be labeled with the patient's demographics and filled with the designated prescription. These bags will then be placed in the pharmacy in a designated area to be checked. When the prescription is ready the processor will contact the patient to arrange pick-up.

Prescription processor volunteers possess the ability to work independently, provide strong communication and listening skills, have proper phone etiquette, and be detail oriented. This opportunity does involve excessive sitting. LVIM is asking for a commitment of 6 months with a minimum of one shift per week either 8am-12pm or 12pm-4pm on any day Monday through Friday.

Lakeland Volunteers in Medicine clinics are community based and provide free healthcare services to uninsured and medically underserved communities. LVIM is led by a few Watson Clinic physicians and the Watson Clinic Foundation and functions primarily by volunteers to meet the healthcare challenges of Lakeland's community in a different way.