The pharmacy technician performs technical functions under the direction of a Registered Pharmacist; including prescription preparation, inventory, repackaging, and compounding.
The essential elements of this certificate program include the history of pharmacy, pharmacy law, medical terminology, drug classification and prescription preparation.
Laboratory experience and an externship under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist are required components of the program.
Check with the Program Coordinator for more information on the Pharmacy Technican II Diploma program
Angela Riley-Grimes Program CoordinatorPhone: 502-213-4008 Allied Health and Nursing Direct Line: 502-213-4050 Allied Health Advising Office: 502-213-2245 Allied Health Division Office: 502-213-4200 or 502-213-4296
Angela Riley-Grimes Program CoordinatorPhone: 502-213-4008
Allied Health and Nursing Direct Line: 502-213-4050
Allied Health Advising Office: 502-213-2245
Allied Health Division Office: 502-213-4200 or 502-213-4296