FULL-TIME | WINNIPEG LOCATIONS PTECF-DP Pharmacy Technician

Graduation Requirements

To graduate from the Pharmacy Technician Program, a student must meet the following Graduation Requirements:

Note: Students in the Pharmacy Technician Program have a maximum time limit of four years of the original program start date to complete their studies.

1. Receive a minimum grade of 85% in the following courses:
• Pharmaceutical Calculations I (RRCM-1024)
• Pharmaceutical Calculations II (RRCM-2024)

2. Receive a minimum grade of 70% in the following courses:
• Computer Usage (RRCM-1016)
• Introduction to Pharmacy Practice (RRCM-1021)
• Introduction to Microbiology (RRCM-1022)
• Communication Skills for Pharmacy Technicians (RRCM-1023)
• Human Body Systems and Disease States I (RRCM-1025)
• Culture and Diversity in Canadian Society (RRCM-1026)
• Pharmacy Law and Ethics I (RRCM-1027)
• Community Pharmacy Practice I (RRCM-1030)
• Community Pharmacy Dispensing Laboratory I (RRCM-1031)
• Institutional Pharmacy Practice (RRCM-1032)
• Institutional Pharmacy Dispensing Laboratory (RRCM-1033)
• Sterile Extemporaneous Product Preparation (RRCM-1037)
• Sterile Extemporaneous Product Preparation Laboratory (RRCM-1038)
• Pharmacology for Pharmacy Technicians I (RRCM-1039)
• Non-Sterile Extemporaneous Product Preparation (RRCM-1041)
• Non-Sterile Extemporaneous Product Preparation Laboratory (RRCM-1042)
• Medication Safety and Risk Management (RRCM-1043)
• Human Body Systems and Disease States II (RRCM-2025)
• Pharmacy Law and Ethics II (RRCM-2027)
• Community Pharmacy Practice II (RRCM-2030)
• Community Pharmacy Dispensing Laboratory II (RRCM-2031)
• Pharmacology for Pharmacy Technicians II (RRCM-2039)

3. Receive a grade of P (Pass) in all remaining courses.


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