I'm not really aware of a career such as a medication technician, well, maybe not in our place. A pharmacy technician career is a good fit for those interested in detail-oriented tasks, memory games, helping others, and decoding handwriting. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 334,400 pharmacy technicians in 2010 and 108,300 new positions will be added by 2020. Pharmacy technicians are employed in organizations, such as Pharmacies, Retail (grocery and drug store) pharmacies and Hospitals. Healthcare employers look for people to assist licensed pharmacists dispense prescription medication. People skills are a valued asset, since assisting customers with nonprescription questions and dealing with insurance claims are often a part of the job. Since the population continues to be active longer, it is no surprise this career is anticipated to grow faster than average.
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For a certified pharmacy technician you need to have deserved studies in medicine and pharmaceutical otrogado the certificate is for schools and people preparing.
The road to becoming a pharmacy technician is a long one. This website may shed some light into what you will need to do: http://www.indeed.com/forum/job/pharmacy-technician/become-certified-registered-pharmacy-technician-short/t148762
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If you are certified: CPhT Otherwize: PhT
Take the PTCE then PTCB exams
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If you mean "better at doing EKGs", probably the EKG technician. If you mean "better at doing pharmacy work", most likely the pharmacy technician.
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You have to be 18 years old in Kentucky to be a pharmacy technician.
You can be prepared for the exam in as little as three months through self-study. The National Pharmacy Technician exam is held 4 times a year. You don't need to graduate from a Pharmacy Technician school or have a degree to take the exam. All you need is a high school diploma or GED.