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Pharmacy
Technician
Nature of Work
Hospital Setting
All Settings
Program Description The one-year program in Pharmacy Technology is offered on the Charleston Campus of the College of Southern Nevada and leads to a Certificate of Achievement. It prepares students for employment in the fields of:
Once accepted into the program, the program course work is completed in two semesters. Students receive both classroom instruction and directed work experience in pharmacies to develop skills in the technical, procedural, and clerical tasks required in a pharmacy. Experienced, practicing pharmacists provide both classroom instruction and supervision of the work experience. Pharmacy Technician Program at CSN Program Course Sheet and Application Deadlines Career Guide and Approximate Costs (You will need Adobe
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Program Admission This is a Limited Entry Program. Therefore, an application for admission into the program must be submitted and all prerequisite requirements must be completed by the completion deadline in order to be eligible for consideration. Students must be at least 18 years of age to participate in the practicum during the second semester of in-program course work. Certification The Nevada State Board of Pharmacy issues a Technician Registration upon satisfactory completion of the program. Students with felony convictions are ineligible for certification as a Pharmacy Technician. Those with misdemeanor convictions must contact the Board for clarification of certification eligibility prior to beginning the program. Students First Checklist New students planning to register for courses at CSN must follow the steps outlined on the Students First Checklist. This checklist provides information on the registration process for new students seeking a Limited-Entry Health Science Degree or Certificate. How to Transfer Credits to CSN From Other Colleges For further information, contact the Health Programs Advisement office. Additionally, it is very important that interested students attend an orientation as soon as possible for complete admissions information. Program orientations are held weekly. You can call (702)651-5015 for pre-recorded orientation information. If you require other information, please e-mail the Health Programs Advisor directly. |
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Last updated 12/07 |
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