Pharmacy Technician Training at Century College (MN)
1. Pharmacy Technician Training at Century College (MN)
This article published at Pharmacy Technician Schools.
If you
enjoy working with people, are attentive to detail and well-organized, becoming a pharmacy
technician could be the career for you!
The need for prescription medications is growing each year and so is the demand for pharmacy
technicians. Working under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist, technicians perform
duties such as assisting patients, filling prescriptions, maintaining inventory, and keeping
pharmacy records.
Excellent customer service skills, computer skills, a basic understanding of the human body,
and the physical stamina to stand on your feet for a shift are important. Technicians and aides
work in many different settings, including retail/community pharmacies, in-patient and
out-patient hospital pharmacies, long-term care facilities and home care services. Work
schedules vary including part-time, evenings and weekends.
Pharmacy Technician
Prepare for a job as a pharmacy technician in a blended learning format—including classroom
instruction and online activities.
Our program will prepare you with the training necessary to gain entry-level employment as a
pharmacy technician in a retail setting or other healthcare setting under the direct supervision of
a pharmacist.
You will learn:
Basic medical terminology related to pharmacy work orders
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2. Reading, interpreting and dispensing prescriptions
Identification of drugs by generic and brand names
Ethics/HIPPA
Basic pharmacy math
Overview of IV’s and the pharmacy technician’s role
Five Easy Registration Options
Online: century.augusoft.net
Phone: 651.779.3341
Fax: 651.779.5802
Mail to: Century College, CECT Dept.
3300 Century Avenue North
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
In Person: East Campus
Mon–Thu 8 am–6 pm
Fri 8 am–4 pm
Questions?
Contact Joan Peterson, at joan.peterson@century.edu or 651.773.1743.
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