Blink Health is a digital health company dedicated to making prescription medications affordable and accessible for everybody. The patient experience is at the heart of everything we do. We are the world’s first cloud-based, pharma-to-patient platform that dramatically improves affordability, transparency, convenience and accessibility to prescription medications.

Blink Health’s proprietary technologies (BlinkRx and Quick Save) offer a dramatically more efficient prescription delivery system that enables patients to receive their medications at the lowest possible price.

We are a highly collaborative team of builders and operators who invent new ways of working in an industry that historically has resisted innovation. Join us!

What You’ll Do:

  • Receive, enter, and process prescriptions as per Blink protocols
  • Assists in the preparation of prescription orders, including management of workflow, dispensing, and shipping
  • Maintenance of inventory including inventory storage, ordering, rotating and beyond use dating
  • Place outbound phone calls and receive inbound phone calls to resolve routine and new issues with patients, doctors and insurers
  • Document all call information and data discovery according to operating procedures
  • Provide patient care to accurately support our programs and triage to a pharmacist when required
  • Obtain a fundamental understanding of the Blink Health product for quick pharmacy assistance
  • Resolve open orders through communication with pharmacists and the Blink Health Customer Experience team 
  • Perform all tasks in a safe and compliant manner that is consistent with corporate policies as well as State and Federal laws
  • Work collaboratively with the management team and pharmacists
  • Completes special assignments and other tasks as assigned by supervisor

What You’ll Need:

  • Active Pharmacy Technician license in the state of Missouri (in good standing and unrestricted)
  • National certification as a pharmacy technician through PTCB or NHA preferred
  • 1 - 2 years pharmacy technician experience
  • Strong command of the English language
  • Excellent phone presence in a support/service capacity
  • Attention to detail with a high degree of accuracy
  • Proven ability to learn complex new software and technologies

Full time, on-site in St. Louis, MO

Why join us:

At Blink, we put humans first. We want everyone at Blink to be able to do the best work of their lives. We are a relentlessly learning, constantly curious and aggressively collaborative cross-functional team dedicated to inventing new ways to improve the lives of our customers. We care about the future of healthcare and are looking for people who share our passion. 

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