Pharmacy Technician (CPhT) Program
Key Responsibilities
- Manage medication inventory in pharmacy and hospital settings
- Receive prescription requests and enter prescription data into pharmacy systems
- Assist pharmacists with medication preparation and dosage measurement
- Maintain patient records and support insurance billing processes
Program Information
- Total Program Hours: 250 hours
- Program Length: 16 weeks
- Delivery Format: 100% online
- Enrollment Availability: Open to out-of-state and international students (including South Korea)
- Core Topics: Pharmacy operations, prescription processing, pharmaceutical calculations, medication safety, pharmacy law and ethics
Korean summary study materials are provided to support learning comprehension.
Tuition Information
- Total Tuition: $1,700
- Tuition includes online coursework, textbooks, learning materials, and six full-length practice exams.
- Registration Fee $50 / AHA BLS (CPR) Certification $95 / Exam fee not included
Certification Exam
- Six full-length practice exams provided
- Upon successful completion of the program, students are eligible to take the NHA CPhT (Certified Pharmacy Technician) certification exam.
- The exam covers pharmacy operations, prescription processing, pharmacy calculations, medication safety, and pharmacy law.
- The exam consists of 120 questions (100 scored questions and 20 pretest questions).
- Students are given 2 hours and 10 minutes to complete the examination.
- A minimum scaled score of 390 out of 500 is required to pass.
- The certification is recognized nationwide and may improve employment opportunities in pharmacies, hospitals, and other healthcare settings.
Admission Requirements (Summary)
- Must be at least 18 years of age, or have parental/guardian consent if under 18
- Government-issued photo identification or passport
- High school diploma, GED, or equivalent documentation
- BLS (CPR) certification must be submitted prior to program completion
- Students must pass a criminal background check
Career Opportunities
- Retail pharmacies
- Hospital pharmacies
- Long-term care pharmacies
- Mail-order and specialty pharmacies
- Pharmacy fulfillment and medication support settings
After certification, Pharmacy Technician graduates may pursue entry-level roles in a variety of pharmacy environments, including community and institutional settings.
Average Salary in Texas
Pharmacy Technicians in Texas typically earn about $20–$25 per hour, depending on experience, employer, and work setting. Wages may vary based on certification status, pharmacy type, and location.
Why Students Choose DMS Care Training Center
- 100% online format designed for flexible learning
- National certification preparation for the NHA CPhT exam
- Six full-length practice exams included
- Korean study support materials for stronger comprehension
- Career-focused training for pharmacy workplace readiness
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