Learn the key differences between licensed and certified pharmacy technicians, the benefits of certification, and how to meet state requirements.
Contrary to popular belief, a college degree is not required to become a certified pharmacy technician. Completing a PTCB-recognized course and passing the PTCE allows you to become a CPhT without investing the time and money required for a degree program.
Did you know many states allow you to become a licensed pharmacy technician at 16? This gives high school students a chance to work part-time and get exposure to different healthcare careers. Discover how to get started and take the first steps toward building your future in healthcare.
Curious about a career in pharmacy? This in-depth guide walks you through everything you need to know about becoming a pharmacy technician. Learn about education requirements, certification options, licensing steps, and career advancement opportunities for pharmacy technicians.
