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In the Pharmacy Technician Program, students acquire essential customer service skills needed to interact professionally with pharmacy customers, co-workers, and other healthcare professionals. Students receive hands-on experience related to pharmacy procedures and essential job duties of pharmacy technicians. Students also receive hands-on experience in receiving, processing, and distributing prescriptions. Emphasis is placed on following all pharmacy related laws and regulations. Students learn to work safely in a team, independently and under the direction of a licensed pharmacist. Students receive additional experience and assistance in preparing for national certification.
Please review the Pharmacy Technician Curriculum Guide for more detailed information.
Depending on skills, abilities and interests, students can participate up to three terms.
Job opportunities increase after completion of training. Starting pay may range from the current minimum wage to a higher amount depending on the location of the job.
Students who most closely match the U.S. Department of Labor occupational profile for a Pharmacy Technician are accepted for enrollment.