Learn more about HACC’s Drug store Service technician Program to see how you can pursue a career in an inpatient hospital drug store. A HACC instructor, previous HACC student and manager of WellSpan York Health center’s inpatient pharmacy discuss the various roles of a pharmacy service technician and how HACC prepares you for the labor force.
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The pharmacy professional program is really extreme at HACC.
I pick this program, pharmacy tech program, since I like to work in health profession.
We do teach drug store practice, drug store science, the pharmacy mathematics drugs and medication. We learn about 200 prescription drugs, their uses, their brand, their generic. You find out intensifying of IV fluids and, um, getting, uh, the, TPN, the overall parenteral blends ready for the clients.
The most thing I like about drug store tech program is the compounding.
Generally, we teach them about the retail drug store, the mail-order drug stores and healthcare facility pharmacies and the requirements that they are supposed to fulfill at each location. We mainly focus on hospital drug stores because that’s a really great environment for trainees to work in since of the expanding of medical facilities and the need for specialists there.Pharmacy specialist functions here in WellSpan York Health center differ. We have a great deal of various roles from specialists who are pulling medications, providing medications to nursing systems. We have a sterile IV compounding space where professionals are making sterile preparations for IV compounds.
And at the end of the course, we also train them to get their certification. If you are interested in the science field and in chemistry, this would be a fantastic line to enter.
Uh, the program itself it’s rather extreme but it give me more informations and the, and the, and the knowledge that I require to pass an accreditation test and to, and to be a professional, uh, pharmacy tech.
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