Becoming a pharmacy technician is a rewarding career. You will need to complete a trainign course and receive a certificate.
Yes you must do intern hours before you are a full pharmacist.
Practical training, such as completing an internship in a pharmacy, is also often required as part of training for employment as a pharmacy technician.
Pharmacy technicians are not required to have a formal degree, but they do need to complete a certification program.
CPhT just means that you have taken and passed the ptcb national certification test for pharmacy technician & RPhT means that you have been registered by the state you are in and required to work as a pharmacy technician.
The website http://www.pharmacytrainingonline.com offers online training for you to obtain pharmacy tech certifications. It is available in 43 states of the United States.
Chemistry and maybe Biologie. You just need to do math the first year, after that, it's much more fun :)
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Pharmacy technicians certified by the PTCB must recertify every two years by completing required continuing education. #Flowercitypharmacy Sources
Typically, a high school diploma or equivalent is the highest educational requirement to become a pharmacy technician. Additional certification or training programs may be required for some positions, but a degree beyond high school is generally not necessary.
Yes, she has an excellent background for this position, though it would still be required by many employers to obtain the pharmacy technician certification. Keep in mind that this position may pay less than an LPN.
So there is no formal training required but I would recommend looking at job openings in your area and see what employers are requesting/preferring. Some may prefer to hire people who have gone through a certificate training course or possibly PTCB certification. But legally you are not required to do so.
If you are planning to attend school to become a pharmacy technician you may be required to attend a class for it.