Pharmacy Technician Certification (CPhT) Training
NAHCE Pharmacy Technician Certification Program is by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA). Technicians who pass the (ExCPT) Pharmacy Exam are granted the title of Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT). Our program was established by the Institute for the Certification of Pharmacy Technicians (ICPT).
Individuals with Pharmacy Technician Certifications will typically perform work delegated by licensed pharmacists in accordance with state rules and regulations. CPhTs receive written prescription requests from patients, prescriptions sent electronically from doctors’ offices and, in some states, are permitted to process physicians’ orders by phone. Certified Pharmacy Technicians read the prescription, retrieve, count, pour, weigh, measure, and may mix or compound medications. Technicians may establish and maintain patient profiles, as well as prepare insurance claim forms and manage inventory. Questions requiring clinical knowledge, such as prescription and Healthcare questions, are always referred to a licensed pharmacist.
Program Features:
- 240 Hours of Nation Wide and California state approved curriculum
- 19 Modules
- 194 drills in the Pharmacy Technician Workbook
- 50 math calculations assessment
- 19 tests, one in each module ranging from 5 to 20 questions each
- 261 Terms and Definitions
- 200 Top Drugs per FDA
- Each module begins with an introductory video
- Focused reviews and remediation customized for each student
- Charts & Graphs with interaction
- Audio pronunciation of drugs and terms to help student to pronounce correctly
- Calendar for instructor scheduling and listing upcoming assignments
- Module time summary keeps track of time for every module, pops up automatically for easy printing
- National Healthcareer Association (NHA) PTCB and ExCPT EXAM for certification as CPhT
