Eighteen years of age by starting date. Two recommendations and a personal statement. Successful completion of a qualifying examination, consisting of mathematics, reading and writing skills. A current medical examination report by a physician prior to course enrollment that states that the applicant is in good physical and emotional health and free of communicable diseases. All qualifying applicants are interviewed by a college committee and the coordinator of the program.
All candidate selections are final.
Further, the student will complete successfully all of the program s published clinical competencies. The program director reserves the right to recommend to the college the withdrawing of a student from the Pharmacy Technician program whose health, clinical performance, attendance or conduct does not meet program standards. This program is accredited by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. An articulation agreement with Manchester Community College allows students to take general education courses at either campus. The Pharmacy Technician Certificate program is designed to meet the needs of individuals who are seeking skills upgrading or training.