Archive for October, 2011

It pays off to go the full route. And your pharmacy tech education will never end if you keep this as a career because every two years you’ll have to complete certain continuing education requirements just to keep your job. Here are the three main areas of your pharmacy technician training that you’ll want to focus on. Read More →

This little guide will help you sort it all out and know which physician assistant organizations and associations do what and who they are for and what their purpose is. While this list does not cover every organization and association, it does cover the major ones. Read More →

In pharmacy technician classes, you’ll also learn the necessary medical terms that will help you to correctly identify the body. For example, you might learn that the parotid glands are saliva glands. Being able to correctly identify the body parts can help to prevent technicians from handing out the wrong medications. Read More →

When looking at pharmacy technician programs online, keep in mind that your coursework will be very similar to the standard classroom training, and the online courses will discuss the same topics as face-to-face courses, including preparing and distributing medications, interpreting prescriptions and physicians’ orders, pharmaceutical terms and how they relate to anatomy and physiology, and a basic knowledge of illnesses and their relation to pharmaceuticals. Read More →

these physician assistant residencies are a few that have good programs and are some of the top schools for a lot of PAs Read More →