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Every pharmacy needs certified techs. The CPhT credential proves you know drug names, federal law, calculations, and patient safety — and this course gets you there through real pharmacy scenarios, not flashcard overload.
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Four exam domains. Everything PTCB expects you to know.
Drug names & stems, interactions, dosage forms, side effects, indications, stability, storage — the largest exam section
High-alert drugs, LASA pairs, error prevention, pharmacist intervention, event reporting, infection control
Sig codes, days supply, concentrations, dilutions, weight-based dosing, NDC numbers, equipment, returns
DEA schedules, controlled substances, REMS programs, hazardous waste, FDA recalls, DSCSA tracking
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Every PTCE exam domain mapped to a conversation with Ari.
The learner will identify common medications by generic and brand name, classify them into therapeutic categories, and r...
The learner will understand therapeutic equivalence ratings, identify therapeutic duplications in patient profiles, and ...
The learner will identify common and life-threatening drug interactions across multiple categories (drug-drug, drug-food...
The learner will identify various dosage forms, routes of administration, special handling instructions, duration of the...
The learner will distinguish between common side effects, severe adverse effects, and true drug allergies, identify medi...
The learner will match common medications to their therapeutic indications, recognize drugs used for multiple conditions...
The learner will understand drug stability requirements for oral suspensions, insulins, reconstitutable products, inject...
The learner will understand proper storage conditions for medications including temperature ranges, light sensitivity re...
The learner will understand federal requirements for the storage, handling, and disposal of hazardous (including P-list)...
The learner will understand DEA controlled substance schedules, know the prescription requirements for each schedule lev...
The learner will understand federal requirements for receiving, storing, ordering, labeling, dispensing, returning, and ...
The learner will understand federal restricted drug programs including REMS (Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies),...
The learner will understand FDA medication recall classifications, the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) requiremen...
The learner will identify high-alert/high-risk medications that require additional safeguards, recognize look-alike/soun...
The learner will understand systematic approaches to preventing medication errors including Tall Man lettering, barcode ...
The learner will recognize situations that require pharmacist intervention including drug utilization review alerts, adv...
The learner will understand procedures for reporting medication errors, adverse events, and product integrity issues, an...
The learner will identify types of prescription errors and their root causes, understand infection prevention procedures...
The learner will perform pharmacy calculations including days supply, quantity, dose conversions, dilutions, concentrati...
The learner will identify equipment and supplies required for drug administration, understand lot number and NDC trackin...
Pharmacy technician roles are growing steadily. Every retail chain, hospital, and specialty pharmacy needs certified techs. Jobs are available everywhere.
High school diploma + pass the PTCE = certified. No college required. Many employers offer on-the-job training once you have your CPhT.
Start retail ($35-40K), advance to hospital ($40-50K), specialize in compounding, chemo, or become a lead tech/buyer ($50-55K+).
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