Pharmacy Technician Training Program
Dedicated Faculty Support
Total Cost $1,800 (Payment Plan Available)
Certification Exam Reimbursable
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Pharmacy is partnering
with the Therapeutic Research Center to launch a comprehensive online pharmacy technician
training program for you. Access Pharmacy Technicians University today to get:
- Easy-to-use, engaging multimedia courses designed for technicians of all levels
- Modules divided into short parts you can complete at your own pace
- Knowledge checks and learning activities to help you retain information as you progress
through the program
- Web-based training for access from any Internet-connected computer (simply pause and
resume courses as needed!)
- Thorough exam prep for the PTCE®, ExCPT, and CSPT™ exams.
- Curriculum supporting various learning modalities, including on-demand print materials.
Next cohort start date: April 1, 2021
As the practice of pharmacy expands, the demand for competent and capable technicians
is critical to support the roles of pharmacists. Job growth for pharmacy technicians
continues to outpace all other occupations. This Pharmacy Technician Training Program
will teach you the necessary skills to succeed in a fast-paced, fulfilling pharmacy
practice setting.
Interested in learning more?
Click here for the Technician Training Program Syllabus
Faculty
James Wheeler, PharmD, BCPS
Interim Associate Dean, Knoxville
Director of Continuing Professional Development
jwheele4@uthsc.edu
Rachel Barenie, PharmD, JD, MPH
Assistant Professor & Assistant Director of Continuing Professional Development
rbarenie@uthsc.edu
Equipping pharmacy technicians with the skills they need to succeed in a rapidly evolving
practice environment is absolutely critical for the pharmacy team to succeed. This
accessible and affordable training can put you on a fast-track to career in healthcare
today.
- Dr. James Wheeler
Disclaimer: This is not a degree-granting program. Individual results from the training
may vary, and completion of the training program does not confer certification, diploma,
or degree. State requirements to practice as a pharmacy technician vary. Check with
your specific state for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Last Published:
Feb 10, 2021
