How Much Does a Pharmacy Tech Make in Wyoming in 2026?

A typical Pharmacy Tech in Wyoming earns about $23.20 per hour, or $48,260 per year, according to the latest government wage data (May 2025). Based on that annual figure, pay works out to roughly $4,022 a month and about $928 a week. Those figures cover the full range of pharmacy settings across the state.

That figure sits about 5% above the national typical pay of $45,750 a year, or $22.00 an hour, and it places Wyoming 8th among all 51 states for Pharmacy Tech pay. Around 600 Pharmacy Techs work across Wyoming, a small workforce compared with the national total of 471,680. Even at that scale, pay here holds up well against much larger states.

Entry-level Pharmacy Techs in Wyoming typically start around $17.96 an hour, or about $37,360 a year, according to the same wage data. Pay tends to move toward the statewide typical figure of $23.20 an hour within a few years on the job. New hires in hospital or retail settings often start near this range before moving up.

Experienced Pharmacy Techs in Wyoming often earn upwards of $30.75 an hour, and the top 10% make over $63,950 a year. That leaves a spread of $26,590 between entry-level and top-earning Pharmacy Techs in the state. Setting, years of experience, and city all play a role in where a given tech lands within that range.

Wyoming Pharmacy Tech pay has climbed over the past decade, from $35,300 in 2015 to $48,260 in 2025. That is a gain of $12,960, or 37%, over ten years. Most of that increase came in the last several years, with pay rising from $41,130 in 2022 to today's figure.

Nationally, Pharmacy Tech pay rose 50% over the same ten-year stretch, a faster pace than Wyoming's climb. Pay for the role has moved up steadily in Wyoming, though there's no guarantee that trend continues at the same rate. Someone starting out today enters the field at a higher figure than techs saw even a few years ago.

Pay runs highest in Cheyenne, where Pharmacy Techs typically earn $50,940 a year, or $24.49 an hour, about 6% above the statewide figure of $48,260. Cheyenne is also home to the state's largest Pharmacy Tech workforce, with about 150 working there. Figures for each city cover the full surrounding metro area, not just the city center.

Casper pays the least among Wyoming's reported cities, with Pharmacy Techs typically earning $48,460 a year, or $23.30 an hour. That is a spread of just $2,480 between the highest- and lowest-paying cities Wyoming reports, so pay is fairly uniform across the state. Lower pay in some areas usually tracks a lower cost of living rather than any other factor.

Wyoming's Pharmacy Tech pay compares favorably with most neighboring states. Colorado pays more, at $49,970 a year, and Montana follows at $49,400. Utah is close, at $48,140. Nebraska pays $46,610, Idaho pays $46,420, and South Dakota pays $46,170, all below Wyoming's figure. Pharmacy Tech licensing in one state can often be transferred or endorsed into a neighboring one.

Pharmacy Techs in Wyoming typically earn $48,260 a year, up 37% over the past decade and running slightly above the national figure. Pay is highest in Cheyenne and fairly consistent across the rest of the state. Anyone considering the role in Wyoming should check the state's licensing or registry requirements, along with city-specific pay figures, before deciding where to work or apply.