In the state of IL, is it necessary to complete a pharmacy technician training program before taking the PTCB?
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If I pass the PTCB without completing a pharmacy technician training program, am I qualified to work as a pharmacy technician in the state of Illinois?
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2 Responses to “In the state of IL, is it necessary to complete a pharmacy technician training program before taking the PTCB?”
My best friend has been working in a pharmacy for eight years, and she never took any pharmacy tech classes but she did pass the PTCB. She is currently a pharmacy tech and I think all she needed to do was pass the test. I could be wrong, but I think that’s what she told me. Good luck!
Passing the PTCB does not qualify you to work as a pharm tech in Illinois per se. You have to apply for the Illinois pharm tech license. For the first two years, certification is not required. PTCB only requires a high school diploma or GED to take the exam.