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Pharmacists must earn a Pharm. D. degree from an accredited college or pharmacy school. To be admitted into one of these programs, applicants must have completed at least two years of postsecondary education. Upon graduation, students must pass the North American Pharmacist Licensure Exam and renew their license every two years. About 62% of licensed pharmacists work in community pharmacies and 23% work in hospitals.

Pharmacy Technicians may obtain on-the-job training, though employers generally prefer applicants who have some formal education or certification. Formal technician programs require both class and lab work focusing on medical and pharmaceutical technology, pharmaceutical calculations, recordkeeping, practical techniques, as well as pharmacy law and ethics. About 71% of Pharmacy Technician jobs are in pharmacies, grocery stores, department stores, or mass retailers.

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A.A. in Pharmacy Practice	University of Phoenix - A.A. in Pharmacy Practice. - University of Phoenix offers an Associate of Arts in Healthcare Administration/Pharmacy Practice Concentration. The coursework provides students with a foundation for further studies in healthcare or pharmacy. Students will learn medical terminology and basic pharmacy processes that will prepare them for a variety of fields in medicine and healthcare.
A.A.S. in Pharmacy Technician	Rasmussen College - A.A.S. in Pharmacy Technician. - Rasmussen College offers students a pharmacy technician program in which they could learn how to assist pharmacists in providing drugs and health care products. The program is taught by highly respected industry professionals with prior experience and knowledge in the field of pharmacy.
Pharmacy Technology Program	Ashworth College - Pharmacy Technology Program. With a well respected accredited and affordable pharmacy program available, Ashworth College is the perfect place to start a new career in the Pharmaceutical field. This degree program is available entirely online so students will never have to leave the comfort of their own home to graduate.
Pharmacy Technician Certificate	U.S. Career Institute - Pharmacy Technician Certificate. Providing an accelerated path for career-seeking individuals for years, U.S. Career Institute now offers a Pharmacy Technician Certificate for individuals interested in pursuing a career in pharmacy. Their cutting-edge training will provide students with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the fast-paced growing environment.
Pharmacy Technician	Penn Foster Career School - Pharmacy Technician. Penn Foster offers a pharmacy certificate program that is a great entry way for students seeking to start a career in the pharmaceutical industry. Penn Foster is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Secondary Schools and offers affordable pharmacy degrees for students trying to get their education on a budget.
	Baker College - Bachelor's & Master's Healthcare Programs. Students who want to pursue studies in healthcare will benefit from the degree programs at Baker College Online. Through small class sizes and mentorships at Baker, students are assured a top-notch education in pharmacy studies.
Doctor of Pharmacy	University of Florida - Working Professional Doctor of Pharmacy. University of Florida's Working Professional Doctor of Pharmacy program offers individuals the opportunity to gain a thorough understanding of all aspects of pharmaceutical care, including therapeutics and the ability to have a better understanding of patient care and follow-up. The program can be completed entirely online, allowing students to continue working or maintain other responsibilities while advancing their career.