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This is a two-part course consisting of an online and in-person component. Pre-requisite: PHRM201, PHRM210, PHRM211, PHRM212, PHRM213, PHRM214, PHRM215, PHRM216, PHRM217. 1) An online independent study module title BCCDC Immunization Competency Course. 2) In-person course for practical administration of injections.
This document describes the entry-to-practice competency requirements for pharmacy technicians across Canada. It is a foundational document that enables a national approach to the formalization of the pharmacy technician profession and facilitates labour mobility.
The Alberta College of Pharmacy’s (ACP) pharmacy technician Structured Practical Training (SPT) program is based on the Professional Competencies for Canadian Pharmacy Technicians at Entry to Practice, developed by the National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA).
To complete PEBC’s certification process, you must demonstrate completion of the educational requirements and pass both Parts of the PEBC Pharmacy Technician Qualifying Examination. The educational requirements may be met through a number of different ways.
The Pharmacy Technician Structured Practical Training (SPT) Program is intended to ensure applicants understand and meet the competencies and standards of practice for pharmacy technicians as outlined in the National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA)
What are the Certification Requirements? In order to work as a pharmacy technician in Canada, you must be certified. The PEBC offers three levels of certification: Pharmacy Technician Evaluating Exam (PTE), Pharmacy Technician Qualifying Exam (PTQE), and Pharmacy Technician Exam (PTE).
Pharmacy Technicians. The scope of practice and authorized acts for pharmacy technicians is established in the Pharmacy Act. As regulated healthcare professionals, pharmacy technicians support pharmacists in the provision of comprehensive patient care services.
