Pharmacy Technician
Medicine
About This Course
- Understanding Medical Professional Ethics: The student should be introduced to the ethical principles guiding medical professionals. This includes understanding the responsibilities and obligations towards society while performing their duties.
- Knowledge of Drug Storage: The student must be knowledgeable about the proper methods of storing and preserving medications. This involves understanding how environmental factors can affect drugs and how to maintain their physical, chemical, and pharmaceutical stability to ensure they remain effective until their expiration date.
- Comprehensive Drug Knowledge: The student should have a deep understanding of drugs, including their properties, uses, and potential side effects. Additionally, they should be familiar with the fundamentals of healthcare management.
- Quality Control: The student must be aware of the quality control measures involved in the production of medications, such as plant-based drugs. This includes understanding the processes of packaging, labeling, and manufacturing to ensure adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).
- Dispensing Regulations: The student should be familiar with the regulations governing the dispensing of medications. This includes understanding medical prescriptions, verifying patient information, and ensuring accurate dispensing.
After three years of study, during which students receive both theoretical and practical training, graduates of the Pharmacy Technician program will be equipped to handle various health-related issues. They will be qualified to work in a wide range of healthcare settings, including pharmaceutical companies and both in-patient and outpatient pharmacies. Moreover, they will be able to interact effectively with patients and educate them on the correct use of medications
- High school graduates
- Interested students in the medical field

Pharmacy Technician
Medicine
- Understanding Medical Professional Ethics: The student should be introduced to the ethical principles guiding medical professionals. This includes understanding the responsibilities and obligations towards society while performing their duties.
- Knowledge of Drug Storage: The student must be knowledgeable about the proper methods of storing and preserving medications. This involves understanding how environmental factors can affect drugs and how to maintain their physical, chemical, and pharmaceutical stability to ensure they remain effective until their expiration date.
- Comprehensive Drug Knowledge: The student should have a deep understanding of drugs, including their properties, uses, and potential side effects. Additionally, they should be familiar with the fundamentals of healthcare management.
- Quality Control: The student must be aware of the quality control measures involved in the production of medications, such as plant-based drugs. This includes understanding the processes of packaging, labeling, and manufacturing to ensure adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).
- Dispensing Regulations: The student should be familiar with the regulations governing the dispensing of medications. This includes understanding medical prescriptions, verifying patient information, and ensuring accurate dispensing.
After three years of study, during which students receive both theoretical and practical training, graduates of the Pharmacy Technician program will be equipped to handle various health-related issues. They will be qualified to work in a wide range of healthcare settings, including pharmaceutical companies and both in-patient and outpatient pharmacies. Moreover, they will be able to interact effectively with patients and educate them on the correct use of medications
- High school graduates
- Interested students in the medical field