Course Overview

At Quality Professionals Career Center, students enrolled in the Pharmacy Technician program will acquire the necessary skills and knowledge to pursue entry-level positions in the pharmacy field. The program covers essential areas, including:

Pharmacy Technician Skills: Students will learn the skills required to assist licensed pharmacists in dispensing medications and healthcare products to patients. They will gain practical experience in medication preparation, labeling, and providing patient care under supervision.

Prescription Management: The program teaches how to effectively receive prescriptions from doctors and hospitals. Students will learn to prepare prescriptions accurately for patients, ensuring all details are correct before dispensing medication.

Insurance and Prescription Verification: Students will be trained in verifying insurance and prescription information to ensure proper billing and the accuracy of medication dispensed to patients.

Salary & Job Outlook: Pharmacy technicians typically earn an average salary of about $36,000 per year, though this can vary by location and experience. The demand for pharmacy technicians is projected to grow by 7% over the next decade, reflecting a steady increase in the need for healthcare professionals. This growth provides a strong job outlook for graduates entering the field.