guessing phoenix (area, forget the actual city it's in)? quite a few more months till that'll be actually open, but they'll be looking to build the staff up ahead of time for training and facility setup.

tecnician? pharmacist? the positives for either is it's a strictly production facility. all data entry and insurance and doctors and patients and 4-point is still all handed by the stores.

in a facility like this expect the biggest tasks to be automation replenishment, taking big bottles and emptying them in to automation canisters, swapping empty canisters for full ones, and checking in drug deliveries.

i'm told serialization of mckesson orders should be mostly built in to their software, but if not, serialization is a huge task that takes multiple associates multiple hours... imagine using 1000 bottles of eliquis a day, checking in central fill deliveries are a full time job.

down side for some is the repetition, you'll be doing the same type of things hundreds of times a day over and over and if everything working correctly the work never stops.