Store Keeper Responsibilities
1. Receiving and Inspecting Goods Receive, inspect, and verify the quantity and quality of incoming goods.
2. Storing and Organizing Goods Store goods in a safe, secure, and organized manner, ensuring easy access and minimizing damage.
3. Inventory Management Maintain accurate records of inventory levels, track stock movements, and report any discrepancies.
4. Issuing Goods Issue goods to authorized personnel, ensuring that the correct items are dispensed in the required quantities.
5. Maintaining Storehouse Ensure the storehouse is clean, tidy, and well-maintained, with adequate lighting, ventilation, and security.
6. Compliance and Safety Ensure compliance with relevant laws, regulations, and company policies, and maintain a safe working environment.
Store Keeper Skills and Qualifications
1. Attention to Detail Accurately record and manage inventory levels.
2. Organizational Skills Maintain a tidy and organized storehouse.
3. Communication Skills Effectively communicate with colleagues, suppliers, and management.
4. Analytical Skills Identify and report any discrepancies or issues.
5. Physical Ability Lift, carry, and move heavy objects (if required).
6. Basic Math Skills Accurately calculate quantities and costs.
Store Keeper Education and Trainin

A Medicine Dispenser, also known as a Pharmacy Technician or Dispensary Assistant, plays a crucial role in the healthcare industry. Here's an overviewKey Responsibilities1. Dispensing Medication Accurately dispense medication to patients according to prescriptions.2. Prescription Processing Process prescriptions, including data entry, labeling, and packaging.3. Patient Counseling Provide patients with information about their medications, including dosage instructions, side effects, and potential interactions.4. Inventory Management Maintain accurate records of medication inventory, including ordering and restocking supplies.5. Compliance and Safety Ensure compliance with relevant laws, regulations, and company policies, and maintain a safe working environment.Skills and Qualifications1. Attention to Detail Accurately dispense medication and maintain records.2. Communication Skills Effectively communicate with patients, healthcare professionals, and colleagues.3. Organizational Skills Manage multiple tasks, including dispensing medication, processing prescriptions, and maintaining inventory.4. Pharmaceutical Knowledge Familiarity with medications, including their uses, side effects, and potential interactions.5. Basic Math Skills Accurately calculate medication dosages and quantities.Education and Training1. High School Diploma Minimum educational requirement.2. Pharmacy Technician Certification Optional certification to demonstrate expertise.3. On-the-Job Training Many medicine dispensers learn on the job, gaining practical experience and skills.Work Environment1. Pharmacies Retail pharmacies, hospital pharmacies, or clinical pharmacies.2. Dispensaries Medical dispensaries or clinics.3. Healthcare Facilities Hospitals, clinics, or nursing homes.

Take delivery of all incoming materials and reconcile with purchase orders
Track, document, and resolve any discrepancies on received orders
Ensure accuracy of the facility’s inventory system by updating records of physical inventory totals, receipts, adjustments, and returns
Manage inventory/supplies and ensure they are within the established minimum and maximum levels
Keep up-to-date records of receipts, records, and withdrawals from the stockroom
Responsible for packing, pricing, labeling, and returning supplies
Responsible for stock rotation and coordinate the disposal of surpluses
Oversee the handling of freight, the movement of equipment, and minor repairs
Manage supplier relations and database as well as maintain high ethical relationships both internally and externally
Create purchase orders and utilize purchasing card to perform low-value procurement activities
Responsible for shipping cancelled or damaged items back to suppliers as appropriate.

WORK EXPERIENCEInfection Control OTW H O Corporation - January 2017-November 2019• Weekly rounded of all areas in the hospital to monitor compliance of hospital staff with isolation precautions and hand hygiene⚫Rounded for hospital construction projects as they pertain to infection control. Reported to county and state authorities as required for notifiable conditions.Served on various committees in the hospital as they pertain to infection prevention andcontrol. ⚫Involved in helping the hospital set up a procedure for data to be reported to the National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN). Monitored daily culture and sensitivity report to determine appropriate antibiotic coverage.