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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics the estimated mean annual wage for both as of May 2008 is as follows.
* Pharmacy Technicians $28,500 * Medical Assistants $29,060
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Has geritom medical filed for bankruptcy?
Geritom Medical, Inc in MN has not filed for bankruptcy. we just hired more pharmacy techs. this past week.
How many veterinary assistants needed for small veterinary practice?
techs or assistants? they are different- techs are like nurses, assistants are like janitors. techs, one per vet maybe two if the practice is busy. assistants is however many they decide to need, because they aren't associated with the vet they just clean.
How much do pharmacy techs make in Montana?
13.75
Who regulates the ratio of pharmacy techs to pharmacists within the pharmacies in each stat?
State pharmacy boards
How much do pharmacy techs make in California?
42,000 dollars a year.
Whats is the difference between nurses and pharmacy techs?
Nurses have a lot more education and have passed extensive tests. Pharmacy techs often only have a high school degree and have very limited authority.
What is the starting salary for certified pharmacy techs in NY y?
10,000 dollars
What kind of jobs pay 27000 dollars a year?
Emergency Medical Technicians or EMT's earn about $27,000 dollars a year. Dental assistants and Dental lab techs also earn about $27,000 a year.
Does new york require certification of pharmacist techs?
Every state requires certification of pharmacy techs but the requirements may very from state to state.
Will having your associate of applied science pharmacy technician science degree help you in getting your PharmD?
Yes. Unkess i am mistaken it will mean nothing unless you can pass the pharmacy state test. Medical nurses and techs must pass a test to even get hired.
Who legally sells medicine in the US?
Pharmacists legally sell medicines in the USA. Pharmacy Techs help pharmacists complete tasks in a pharmacy.
Can you go to medical school while your are in the miltary?
No. You only have to go to medical school if you want to be a doctor in the military. What people refer to as "medics" are enlisted members of the military that are trained first as EMT's or similar equivilent. As your time (and rank) in the military increases you can apply to more schools to increase your knowledge and abilities. There are also many other specialities in the military medical system that you can specialize in (e.g. LPN equivalent, X-ray techs, Lab tech, pharmacy techs, OR techs and the list goes on just like in the civilian world).
