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Eligibility criteria
Pharmay technician is 2 years diploma and students are eligible to get admission have minimum qualified
- Matric in biology science
- Students get admission on matric base
- No age limit
- Male & female both candidates apply
- Students apply for all over Pakistan
The scope of a pharmacy technician's role can vary depending on the country, state, or institution, but here are some general responsibilities and scope of practice:
*Traditional Roles:*
1. *Dispensing medications*: Pharmacy technicians assist pharmacists with dispensing medications to patients, including counting, pouring, and labeling medications.
2. *Inventory management*: They manage inventory, including ordering, receiving, and stocking medications and supplies.
3. *Data entry*: Pharmacy technicians enter patient information, medication orders, and other data into computer systems.
4. *Patient communication*: They communicate with patients, answer questions, and provide basic information about medications.
*Expanded Roles:*
1. *Clinical support*: Pharmacy technicians may assist pharmacists with clinical tasks, such as monitoring patient lab results, vital signs, and medication therapy.
2. *Medication therapy management*: They may help pharmacists with medication therapy management, including reviewing patient medication regimens and identifying potential issues.
3. *Immunizations*: Pharmacy technicians may administer immunizations, such as flu shots, under the supervision of a pharmacist.
4. *Point-of-care testing*: They may perform point-of-care testing, such as blood glucose monitoring, under the supervision of a pharmacist.
5. *Telepharmacy*: Pharmacy technicians may assist pharmacists with telepharmacy services, including remote monitoring and counseling.
*Specialized Roles:*
1. *Compounding*: Pharmacy technicians may assist pharmacists with compounding, including preparing customized medications.
2. *Sterile compounding*: They may assist pharmacists with sterile compounding, including preparing injectable medications.
3. *Nuclear pharmacy*: Pharmacy technicians may assist pharmacists with nuclear pharmacy tasks, including preparing radiopharmaceuticals.
4. *Informatics*: They may assist pharmacists with informatics tasks, including managing electronic health records and medication use systems.
*Certification and Training:*
Pharmacy technicians may obtain certification through organizations such as the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) or the National Healthcareer Association (NHA). They may also receive training through formal education programs, on-the-job training, or continuing education courses.
*Scope of Practice:*
The scope of practice for pharmacy technicians varies by state and institution, but generally includes:
1. *Assisting pharmacists*: Pharmacy technicians work under the supervision of licensed pharmacists to assist with patient care and medication management.
2. *Performing technical tasks*: They perform technical tasks, such as dispensing medications, managing inventory, and entering data into computer systems.
3. *Providing patient education*: Pharmacy technicians may provide basic patient education, such as explaining medication use and side effects.
4. *Collaborating with healthcare teams*: They may collaborate with other healthcare professionals, such as nurses and physicians, to provide comprehensive patient care.
Note: The scope of practice for pharmacy technicians may vary depending on the country, state, or institution, and it is essential to check with the relevant authorities for specific guidelines and regulations.
