What You Will Learn:
Medications
Generic names, brand names, classifications, strengths, dosages, common side effects, drug stability, NTI medications, proper storage, etc.
Federal Requirements
Handling and disposal of pharmaceutical waste and substances, DEA controlled substances schedules, and more.
Patient Safety & Quality Assurance
High-alert/risk medications, look-alike/sound-alike medications, error prevention strategies, etc.
Order Entry & Processing
Formulas, calculations, ratios, proportions, alligations, conversions, sig codes, National Drug Codes, and more.
What is included in the course:
Digital Resources
a) 10 Weekly Modules on the PTCB's updated knowledge areas
b) Provided studying materials (such as notes, flashcards, & ebooks)
c) 180-day course access from purchase date
Online Coaching & Community
a) FREE pre-approved Biweekly Coaching Calls throughout duration of course from purchase date* (*based on student enrollment in course)
b) Free access to the PharmTechEdMom community until course access expires
Certificate
a) Receive a "Certificate of Completion" upon successfully completing the course
b) Receive a Pre-PTCE Exam Voucher to help prepare for the PTCE * (*$29-value for Pre-PTCE voucher, based on student eligibility)
Meet your instructor
Hello and welcome to my course! My name is Adrianne Mae and I am the founder of Pharm Tech Ed Mom. I started Pharm Tech Ed Mom to create a space to help moms, and parents in general, to change their lives with a career in healthcare as a certified pharmacy technician through online training. In addition to being the founder of Pharm Tech Ed Mom, I am a homeschooling mom of three girls and have been a PTCB-certified pharmacy technician (CPhT) for more than 3 years and am proud of all the knowledge and skills that I've gained being a certified pharmacy technician. Moreover, I hope Pharm Tech Ed Mom can be your all-in-one education choice for all your pharmacy technician needs- have a great day!
Frequently Q & A
What is a pharmacy technician?
A pharmacy technician assists pharmacists in many roles such as dispensing medications, managing inventory, and ensuring patient safety. They work in various healthcare settings such as retail pharmacies, hospitals, and clinics.
Can I become a pharmacy technician right after high school?
Yes! After completing a pharmacy technician training program and obtaining certification, you can start working right after high school.
What qualifications do I need to become a pharmacy technician?
While requirements vary by state, most employers require a high school diploma or equivalent. Many states also require certification through a board like the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) or completion of an accredited training program.
I'm low-income and/or homeless, and interested in your program. Is there a way to help me afford this course?
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