About the Role
The Pharmacy Tech School prepares students for a position in a hospital setting. This program is intended for individuals with a high school degree seeking a career in the pharmacy profession. After completing the eight-to-12-week program, graduates will be prepared to take a national certification test, such as the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam (PTCE).
This program is available at Community Hospital, St. Catherine Hospital and St. Mary Medical Center.
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Areas of Instruction
Introduction to pharmacy
Pharmacy law
Hospital pharmacy practice
Drug information resources
Medication dosage forms and routes of administration
Pharmacy calculations
Sterile compounding
Non-sterile compounding and repackaging
And more
Experienced pharmacy technicians and pharmacists serve as designated trainers, guiding the students through real-time daily processes for a practical pharmacy experience.
Admission Requirements
Official high school transcripts or equivalent
Three references: one personal, one academic and one from a previous employer
Criminal background check, drug screen, essential functions
On-site interview or virtual interview
Pharmacy Technician Program Outcomes
100% graduation rate
Majority of program graduates presently employed by Powers Health
Tech Stack
Pharmacy lawHospital pharmacy practiceDrug information resourcesMedication dosage forms and routes of administrationPharmacy calculationsSterile compoundingNon-sterile compoundingRepackaging