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Get the skills to be a Pharmacy Technician in just 33 weeks!

You don’t have to spend years in school to be successful. Aguilas International offers quality career training programs that turn qualified students into pharmacy technicians.

Get affordable and quality skills with Aguilas International!

The Pharmacy Technical Diploma Program at AITI fully prepares students in 33 weeks on the right skills by providing the best education and practice. It includes a total of 160 mandatory externship hours that will be acquired at a set pharmacy.

Our 74% successful placement rate, our accreditation along with our helpful staff are some of the reasons why this is the best investment you can make in your future.

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The Growth of Healthcare Careers

The healthcare industry is continuously growing and with an aging population, Pharmacy Technician Professionals are being called on to take on more and more duties. With a faster than average projected job growth of 12% over the next ten years and over 402,000 pharmacy technician jobs in the United States, there’s no better time than now to take the first steps toward a fast-paced, in-demand career. 

With a median salary of $33,950 in 2019,¹ you can start training for a rewarding position in the field with Aguilas International technical Institute today!

Our Pharmacy Program

In our Pharmacy Program we prepare students on the skills they will need to launch a career as a Pharmacy Technician by providing the best education possible. Among other things students will learn dosage calculations, I.V. flow rates, drug compounding, dose conversions, dispensing of prescriptions, and inventory control. 

Our 8-month program features a flexible schedule and campus-based training. The Pharmacy Technician Diploma Program requires 160 hours of mandatory externship hours. The program ultimately prepares students with the skills they need to launch a career as a Pharmacy Technician by enhancing the learning experience through hands-on simulations of functions and work process found in pharmacies today.

Among other subjects, students will learn dosage calculations, I.V. flow rates, drug compounding, dose conversions, dispensing of prescriptions, and inventory control. Students will have a chance to practice in our mock pharmacy lab before completing the mandatory 160 externship hours.

Upon graduation, all students are eligible to register with the Florida Board of Pharmacy to become a Registered Pharmacy Technician.

BENEFITS of AGUILAS:

  • Bilingual (classes taught in English and Spanish)
  • Small size classes (personalized attention)
  • Flexible schedule 
  • Morning and evening classes
  • Classes 3 times/week (Monday, Wednesday and Friday)
  • In-person and hybrid classes (partially virtual)
  • Hybrid class available (lecture online & in-class hands-on lab)
  • Easy payments 
  • WIOA tuition assistance (if the student qualified)
  • Admissions representatives will help the student with the steps to apply for the WIOA tuition assistance.  
  • 160 externship hours of practice completed at a local pharmacy.
  • Learn to help pharmacists fill prescriptions by compounding pills, ointments, IV solutions and more.
  • Prepare for career opportunities in retail and hospital settings.
  • The student will be able to perform in various pharmacy environments such as retail, hospital, specialty, infusion, compounding, or home healthcare settings.
  • Good placement program – Placement rate = 74% 
  • Externship sites are already in contract with the school (students do not need to search for their clinical sites).
  • Externship locations opportunities at CVS, Pharmacore, Logos Pharmacy, and Tampa Family Health Center

QUICK COURSE INFO

Our courses are designed to fit your lifestyle! Below is some quick information to help you learn about this program.

Monday-wednesday-friday

5:3o pm to 9:30 pm

8 MONTHS | 390 hours

9 am to 1:30 pm

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1. Source: onetonline.org