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A career as a Pharmacy Technician provides a rewarding work environment and job security in a growing industry. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, careers are expected to increase by 5% to 8% and add another 44,900 jobs by the year 2032.1
Bryan University can fast-track you to success, giving you the education, skills, and confidence to qualify for a great job in less than a year!
1 Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Pharmacy Technicians, at https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/pharmacy-technicians.htm (visited February 5, 2024). Also online at https://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/29-2052.00. Note that job market conditions are dynamic and can change. This data is not intended to predict the market conditions that will be present when you graduate from your program and may differ based on your geographic location and other factors. Note this program is not currently offered in the following states: Alabama, Florida, Nevada, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia. See licensure/certification disclosure here.
A Pharmacy Technician Certificate from Bryan University can put you on the path to varied job opportunities2 in rewarding fields such as:
2 Example occupations shown herein do not imply a guarantee of employment. Pharmacy technician requirements vary by state. It is the students responsibility to verify and understand the requirements of the state within which they plan to seek employment. Also, employers have unique hiring practices and job-specific requirements, which may include years of experience for manager positions. Graduates with little to no prior experience should expect an entry-level position.
With hands-on training and the right preparation from a top school, you could find yourself working in a career you love. Graduates may find themselves working in a variety of settings such as:
You’ll receive a dedicated career services advisor that provides job search assistance, job networking best practices, interview preparation, and helps you create an eye-catching resume.
Bryan U programs are aligned with employers’ needs to ensure you get the most current and relevant skills, including:
As a Bryan University Pharmacy Technician student, you’ll get the opportunity to demonstrate your skills using Bryan U’s Pharmacy Technician Kit, which we ship to your home at no extra cost (it’s included in tuition). The kit includes over 50 items such as:
Bryan University’s Pharmacy Technician Certificate is aligned with current competencies by the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) and developed in collaboration with industry experts to prepare you for the CPhT certification. You’ll gain real-world practice experience through an externship combined with assignments that simulate job tasks to ensure you’re job-ready upon graduation. Also note that depending on the pharmacy location you choose for your externship, Covid vaccines and drug screenings may be required.
Apply your skills in a capstone experience through CVS or Walgreens (or another pharmacy if you prefer) that increases your mastery of core competencies and provides you with scenarios that help you prepare for what you’ll face on the job.
Get externship and job ready through online software by practicing prescription processing while preparing to take the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) exam.
Associate of Arts, A.A., Chipola College; Pharmacy Technician, Washington-Holmes Technical Center.
Associate of Arts, A.A., Chipola College; Pharmacy Technician, Washington-Holmes Technical Center.
Associate of Arts, Valencia College
Associate of Arts, Valencia College
Bachelor of Arts Biology, University of North Carolina; Master of Science Biology, Mississippi College
Bachelor of Arts Biology, University of North Carolina; Master of Science Biology, Mississippi College
Master of Arts, Communication, Interpersonal Comm Track, University of Central Florida; Bachelor of Arts, Journalism, Specialization – Integrated Communication: Public Relations & Adve, Communication Studies minor, Butler University.
Master of Arts, Communication, Interpersonal Comm Track, University of Central Florida; Bachelor of Arts, Journalism, Specialization – Integrated Communication: Public Relations & Adve, Communication Studies minor, Butler University.
Doctor of Public Administration, West Chester University of Pennsylvania; Master of Arts, Communication Studies, West Chester University of Pennsylvania; Bachelor of Arts, Communication, Immaculata University.
Doctor of Public Administration, West Chester University of Pennsylvania; Master of Arts, Communication Studies, West Chester University of Pennsylvania; Bachelor of Arts, Communication, Immaculata University.
Doctor of Education, Higher Education Leadership, Walden University; Master of Arts, Education: Curriculum/Instruction, University of Phoenix; Bachelor of Arts, English/Secondary Education, Converse College
Doctor of Education, Higher Education Leadership, Walden University; Master of Arts, Education: Curriculum/Instruction, University of Phoenix; Bachelor of Arts, English/Secondary Education, Converse College
Following the completion of the program, students will be able to:
This course will teach students about the different roles and responsibilities of a pharmacy technician and guide you through the basic skills required to become engaged in the profession. Students will learn how to enter patient information, resolve online insurance claims, basic pharmacy calculations and much more.
This course covers the structure of major human body systems and how medications affect these systems. Students will learn strategies for using a broad array of medical terminology commonly used in health care professions. This course will also cover error prevention strategies, federal law for controlled substances and equivalencies of medication therapies.
This course covers the information and skills needed to succeed in academic studies, including study skills, academic goal setting, and time management. It will also cover relevant technology skills such as word processing and presentation as it relates to being a pharmacy technician.
This course covers the structure of major human body systems and how medications affect these systems. Students will learn event reporting procedures, issues that require pharmacist intervention and federal requirements for recalls and drug restricted programs.
This course covers pharmaceutical calculations that students will be practicing in the field as a pharmacy technician. This will include calculations used in non-sterile and sterile compounding to include alligations, IV flow rates, IV drip rates, percentage strengths and much more.
This Practicum consists of on-site pharmacy technician training. This course will provide the student with a guided review to prepare for the PTCB Certification Exam. During this course, the student will be able to prepare future goals for entering the field as a pharmacy technician.
As a Bryan University student, you’ll receive these benefits and services included in tuition at no extra cost.
Prepare for third-party certifications – one certification exam attempt paid for by the university.
We give you easy access to your e-textbooks and software.
Our tutors and academic staff provide personalized support whenever you need it.
You’ll receive a starter package to ensure you’re ready to succeed in your program.
Finish in the shortest time possible and never get wait-listed for course registration.
As a graduate, audit previously completed courses free to keep your skills sharp.
You'll receive dedicated support to help you succeed in and out of the classroom.
Get expert help to ensure you're job-ready and connect with employers.
Learn from faculty with real-world experience in their field.
We recognize that life can be busy and complex, so we’ve designed the learning experience around you. You have the option to complete your homework assignments online each week at days and times convenient to you. You have the flexibility to resubmit homework to improve your grades and gain greater mastery of the course content.
We provide you with user-friendly learning technology such as adaptive digital textbooks and simulated job tasks to help you learn faster, easier, and retain more knowledge. All your efforts are recorded so you can track your progress and plan your time more effectively.
Studying online with Bryan lets you learn from the comfort of home while connecting you in live events with peers, teachers, industry professionals, and mentors. If you happen to miss the event, we record them so can you watch them later and not miss a beat. Whenever you need help with an assignment, you can schedule a tutor at any time online with the click of a button.
At Bryan, we don’t think learning online means learning alone. Connect with faculty, peers, and student support conveniently from your smartphone, tablet, or computer using Zoom, a user-friendly video app. You’ll join a vibrant community that includes industry experts who will provide support, expand your professional network, and celebrate your success along the way.
Most programs provide live classes that are also recorded in case you miss them and need to watch them later - click here for a list of live classes by program.
Didn't get the grade you wanted? At Bryan U, you can resubmit your homework to improve your grades.
You'll learn using a program that adapts to your knowledge level while helping you learn faster and retain more.
Engage with others in class using a social platform to share your thoughts on topics you're interested in.
Bryan offers affordable tuition rates for all students, no matter where they reside. We don't differentiate between residents or non-residents. We also lock-in your tuition rate when you enroll, so you can rest assured that your tuition will never increase over the length of your program.
If you apply to Bryan University with prior college credits and/or a degree, we’ll accept as many credits as possible to validate the hard work you’ve already completed. If you complete a Bryan U associate degree or undergraduate certificate, these credits are transferrable to a higher degree, such as a bachelor’s degree.
As an accredited institution, students of Bryan University who are residents of the United States may qualify for federal financial aid. Our team of dedicated financial advisors can also help you understand what other options are available to you. To learn about those who qualify, please visit our financial aid page.
For students who are veterans or active-duty members of the U.S. military, you may also use your military educational benefits, if qualified. Please see our military benefits page for more details. You may also complete the Request Information form or call us at 888-721-9773 to receive immediate assistance.
As you progress through each credential level (e.g., certificate to associate degree, or associate degree to bachelor’s degree), your tuition decreases. Plus, your tuition is locked in once you enroll so that it never goes up as long as you remain continuously enrolled in good academic standing. For a current listing of Bryan University’s tuition rates by program, please visit our tuition rates page.
To be admitted to Bryan University, prospective students must complete the following requirements:
To begin this process, we invite you to contact a member of our admissions team at 888-768-6861 or complete the Request Information form.
