In most practices in the USA, there is no "pharmacist". The doctors (Vets) can write the prescription, and other staff fills them. I suppose a practice could hire a pharmacy tech, but it wouldn't seem to make fiscal sense to pay someone extra for their special pharmacy/drug knowledge when anyone in the practice can fill prescriptions written by the Vets.
Pharmacist is bigger than pharmacy technicians, pharmacy technician always work under the supervision of pharmacist.
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Becoming a pharmacist requires significantly more schooling than becoming a pharmacy technician. Consider a pharmacy technician as a pharmacist assistant.
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CPht Certified Pharmacy Technician
No its the other way around.
CPhT - certified pharmacy technician. You have to pass the national Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam. As a pharm tech you work under a pharmacist and may dispense drugs, but not make the medical decisions a pharmacist might make. RPh - registered pharmacist. Much like a CPhT they have taken a national & state test to become certified/licensed. They must hope a pharmacy degree, which could be either a BS (if awarded before 2000) or a doctorate (PharmD). PharmD - as state above, a doctorate in pharmacy. This is now the standard degree given to pharmacists. You can have a PharmD but not be licensed to be a pharmacist (RPh).
Yes, there is a high chance of employment in the pharmacy industry. You can be a pharmacist or even be a pharmacy technician.
YOU CANNOT BE A PHARMACIST WITH AN ASSOCIATE DEGREE. ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT BEING A PHARMACY TECHNICIAN?
State boards of pharmacy.
For a certified pharmacy technician you need to have deserved studies in medicine and pharmaceutical otrogado the certificate is for schools and people preparing.
A chemotherapy technician is a pharmacy technicianwho helps a pharmacist prepare the drugs used to treat cancer.