Physical Requirements - RX-3000 Program

Students enrolled in the RX-3000: Pharmacy Technician Professional program are required to participate in an externship component. RX-3000 students are also required to complete a simulation component within the program. Both components require that the student be able to perform a variety of functions or procedures to demonstrate proficiency. Students are required to discriminate increment readings on syringes and discriminate different colored and shaped objects. The student needs to be able to recognize and respond to voices under protective garb and on the phone. Excellent fine motor skills are required. The ability to stand for long periods of time (8-12 hours) manipulating needles and syringes while holding their arms out in front of them is required. The ability to stand and work for long periods of time in safety equipment and garb is a must. Students are expected to be able to lift 25 pounds and push and pull carts up to 50-100 pounds. For a complete list of pharmacy duties to be performed by a Pharmacy Technician, please contact the Program Director. Contact information for the Program Director can be provided by your Education Consultant upon request.