Pharmacy Technician

Train for a pharmacy career in approximately 8–9 months, including a 100-hour externship.

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ONE PHARMACY TECHNICIAN GRADUATE’S EXPERIENCE

About $21,200 in grants and agency assistance.

For this graduate, grants and agency support covered about 99% of recorded school charges, with $125 in student payments. Support included Pell Grants, American Job Center, ALU LIKE, PACT, HCAP, and FSEOG with matching funds.

Understanding the full picture: Recorded school charges were approximately $21,300. About $9,400 in loans were initially disbursed and later returned in full. The final school account balance was $0.

An individual historical outcome, not an average or guarantee. Approximate amounts are rounded. Your eligibility and assistance may differ.

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Train for a pharmacy career in approximately 8–9 months.

Free lifetime job placement assistance via our extensive network of medical partners

Build practical skills through a 100-hour pharmacy externship.

Be on your way to a well paying career.

A great job in a career that needs professionals now!
For information on program costs, please click here.

Now Accepting Applications for November 23rd 2026 Start Date

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Pharmacy Technician

Always in demand in Hawaii’s pharmacies

The Pharmacy Technician program provides the tools to enter the healthcare industry as a professional in a retail pharmacy, hospital, home healthcare setting, mail order, or pharmaceutical wholesaler’s industry.

As a Pharmacy Technician you may assist pharmacists in providing medications and healthcare products to patients. A certified Pharmacy Tech can receive and verify prescriptions and prepare patient medication.

Choose a schedule that fits your life. Complete your Pharmacy Technician diploma in approximately 8–9 months, including a 100-hour pharmacy externship.

Admissions will help you understand your Pharmacy Technician class schedule and anticipated completion date before enrollment.

Gain experience in a pharmacy setting through a schedule that fits your life. After completion of a 100-hour clinical rotation externship, students have the option of taking the Certified Pharmacy Technician exam administered by the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB).

For information on program costs, please click here.