State Registration
Registration with the Board of Pharmacy in the state in which you wish to work is a prerequisite for employment in most states.Most states also require this for technicians to maintain employment in their state. It is simple and easy to do. You can check out my page on
State Boards here.
If your particular state is not listed yet, you can try googling your state and “board of pharmacy.” The government website should come up listed in the search engine results. Some states allow you to download and print out a .pdf document, fill it out and mail it in. Usually the boards require a fee, and you should enclose this with the form when you mail it in.
Next, find a job!
Your next step, if you are not yet employed, is to find a job. Visit the Job Boards to search employment opportunities.Check
Becoming a Pharmacy Technician
for my personal recommendations on preparing for your future career.
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Your Career Change and Career Tools HQ are two websites with lots of relevant content. There is more information about both websites, as well as links to both of them at the page listed below.
Technician Career Resources Page
This knowledge can prepare you with an idea of your dream job. You should have a goal, a position as a pharmacy technician that is your target position. You can uses this on your resume so that employers have a feel for what your ideal position is.
On the below page I have a few links to partner websites as resources for learning more about how to get a resume together.
Technician Resumes Page
If you are just trying to find more information about becoming a pharmacy technician, checking out my page on
Pharmacy Aides
will give you an idea of their roles and responsibilities in case you are not ready to become a technician just yet.
The page on
Pharmacy Technician Salary
will give you more information about how much (as an average) technicians usually make.
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