Up Your Game When Training New Technicians

November 2019

You can help provide top-notch training for newly hired techs...to ensure they're well prepared and limit turnover.

Use a structured training plan. Ask trainees about their job experience...to find out what they know and where to spend more time.

Provide a checklist of tasks you're responsible for teaching...to ensure you don't miss anything and for the trainee to refer back to.

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Table of Contents

Practice Up Your Game When Training New Technicians
Shortages Help Your Pharmacy Conserve Heparin
Pediatrics Don't Think of Pediatric Patients as Little Adults
Antibiotics Avoid Mishaps With Antibiotics That Treat "Anaerobes"
Hypoglycemia Expect to See New Glucagon Products on Home Med Lists
Heart Failure Keep Heart Failure Patients Safe as Their Med Regimens Change
Med Safety Navigate Safety Concerns With Ranitidine and Other Meds
Diabetes Think of Rybelsus as the Tablet Version of Injectable Ozempic
Breast Cancer Reduce Errors With Breast Cancer Prevention Meds
HIV & AIDS Don't Be Surprised to See Descovy Used to Prevent HIV