What Is Communication In Pharmacy Technician

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My clinical day on Fridays are at Bi-lo in Laurens. As a pharmacy technician I believe communication is a big part to get understand with the patient. As a technician it's our job to make sure the patient understand what's going on with and how to take their medicine the right way. We should always ask before the patient is their in questions they have for the pharmacist about their medicine. Yes, I believe to attribute to master in pharmacy technician we have to have good communication with others. If that's get to know our patients a little bit better. Also knowing how to talk and handle different with the different ones that we may see on a daily basics. It's also important to get clear understanding about the patient medicine when coming

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