Technician Advanced Training Supply Chain & Inventory Management On-Demand 3h PTCB Approved

Managing supply chain and product inventory in the pharmacy is an important role. This course prepares pharmacy technicians to take on this important responsibility through training on regulations that ensure product safety, required inventory documentation and record keeping, and the role of suppliers and supply chain entities.

*This course is approved as a prerequisite for pharmacy technicians sitting for PTCB’s Supply Chain and Inventory Management Assessment-based Certificate Exam.

Save money on your Supply Chain and Inventory Management journey by bundling our training program and PTCB’s Supply Chain and Inventory Management Assessment-based Certificate Program!

Here’s how it works:

  1. Purchase this bundle
  2. Complete the CEimpact Supply Chain and Inventory Management Skills Training for Pharmacy Technicians Course
  3. Receive an access code to take PTCB’s Supply Chain and Inventory Management Assessment-based Certificate Program Exam

Note: To be eligible for PTCB’s Supply Chain and Inventory Management Certificate, a candidate must hold an active PTCB CPhT Certification. For questions about PTCB’s Supply Chain and Inventory Management Certificate, please visit PTCB’s Help Center. 

Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of this application-based CPE course, pharmacy technicians should be able to:
1. Recognize the regulatory agencies that register or license supply chain entities.
2. Identify specific regulations that apply to the sale and purchase of prescription products.
3. Describe the different types of suppliers, including limitations on their ability to obtain and/or sell products.
4. Authenticate suppliers as legitimate.
5. Identify risky situations that increase the chance of receiving counterfeit or illegitimate products.
6. Discuss health-system use of obtaining products outside of a wholesaler or manufacturer (white/brown bagging, etc.).
7. Demonstrate when obtaining products from another pharmacy is allowed.
8. Calculate days supply or turn rates of inventory.
9. Describe different types of inventory management strategies.
10. Explain the process to perform and document inventories of controlled substances.
11. Recognize suspicious signs that received product may be diverted or illegitimate.
12. Assess documentation including transaction data to determine product authenticity.
13. Demonstrate appropriate steps to take when a product is suspicious and may be illegitimate.

Faculty

Denise Frank, BPharm, RPh, FACA

Principal
Frank Consulting, LLC

Disclosures:

Denise Frank has no relevant financial relationships with ineligible companies to disclose.

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