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Pharmacy Technician - Diploma

Prepare for employment as a pharmacy technician in a variety of settings, including community, hospital and residential pharmacies.
Program at a Glance
Length
15 months
Credential
Diploma
School
Health & Human Services
Delivery Method
On Campus
Online
Campus
Online
Intake Dates
Fall
Contacts
Melissa Bleier
Program Coordinator, Instructor
Phone
1 (250) 365-7292
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    Overview

    Pharmacy technicians work collaboratively with pharmacists and members of the health care team in the promotion of wellness, disease prevention and the management of chronic diseases. Pharmacy technicians are responsible and accountable for ensuring accuracy in product preparation and release. Graduates have the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to meet the entry-level competencies defined by the National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA).

    The mission of the Pharmacy Technician Program is to graduate professional pharmacy technician candidates who successfully complete the registration process. The vision of the program is to develop critical-thinking, lifelong learners committed to collaborative, safe practices and advancement of the pharmacy technician profession.

    The program is accredited by the Canadian Council for Accreditation of Pharmacy Programs (CCAPP). Graduates of the program are eligible for direct admission into the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada certification process and the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia registration process.

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    Highlights

    • Career ready in 15 months—condensed diploma
    • Flexible learning with theory courses completed online (asynchronous)
    • 8-week in-person lab in Castlegar, Duncan or Prince George
    • Small class sizes, instructor led and supported
    • Accredited with Canadian Council for Accreditation of Pharmacy Programs (CCAPP)
    • In demand! Nearly flawless employability rate for our grads!

    The program is delivered using a blend of online theory courses, in-person lab classes and practicum hours in both hospital and community. The program is 15 months in length and consist of three theory terms, one lab term and ten weeks of practicum. Students complete eight weeks of in-person labs with Selkirk College on the Castlegar Campus, or as a transfer credit with Vancouver Island University (VIU) on the Cowichan Campus* or the College of New Caledonia on the Prince George Campus, where they apply theory learned in the online courses and prepare for practicum. 

    *Please note, the VIU Cowichan cohort for August 2025 is now full and a waitlist has been started.

    Consider this program if you:

    • Are detailed-oriented and well organized
    • Enjoy working in a fast-paced team environment
    • Are self-motivated and committed to lifelong learning
    • Have strong interpersonal communication skills
    • Are a critical thinker
    • Enjoy computer technology
    • Are caring and empathetic
    Halley Whittleton, Pharmacy Technician
    The best part about studying at Selkirk College was the flexibility with the course format, as well as being able to stay in our beautiful Kootenay region. When I decided to go back to school, the administration was very helpful in guiding me to a program that would work best with my lifestyle and long-term goals.
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    Explore a new option of eight-week in-person labs in partnership with Vancouver Island University, Cowichan Campus, or the College of New Caledonia, Prince George Campus!
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    Create your custom pathway to this in-demand career. Connect with us to map out what you need to succeed.
    Program Outcomes

    Graduates of the Pharmacy Technician Program will meet the competencies and educational outcomes as set out by the National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA) and the Canadian Pharmacy Technician Educators Association (CPTEA):

    1. Practice within legal requirements, demonstrate professionalism and uphold professional standards of practice, codes of ethics and policies.
    2. Participate in meeting the patient’s health goals and drug-related needs by establishing caring and professional relationships.
    3. Contribute to a safe, effective and efficient product distribution and release in the practice setting.
    4. Support health promotion activities for patients, communities and populations in collaboration with the pharmacist and other health professionals.
    5. Make theory-based and evidence-informed decisions in practice, ensuring safe and effective product distribution.
    6. Collaborate with members of the intra- and inter-professional health teams to support the delivery of comprehensive services and ensure continuity of care.
    7. Communicate effectively with patients, the pharmacy team, other health professionals and the public, including the provision of patient education.
    8. Contribute to quality control and support a culture of safety in practice.
    Admission Requirements

    BC high school graduation or equivalent with 60% or higher in:

    • Anatomy and Physiology 12
    • English Studies 12
    • Chemistry 11
    • Pre-Calculus 11 or Foundations of Math 12

    English language proficiency: Applicants are required to submit documentation of one of the following as evidence of language proficiency:

    • Graduation from a high school in Canada with three consecutive first language English courses/credits
    • Language proficiency test results that meet the NAPRA Language Proficiency Requirement for licensure as a Pharmacy Technician in Canada
    • An undergraduate degree from a university in Canada whose instruction was provided in English
    Additional Requirements
    • Criminal record check (CRC) from the BC Ministry of Justice, or province of residence
    • College Readiness Tool (CRT) Assessment
    • Applicant information questionnaire (found in application package)
    • Current computer skills, including knowledge/skill in navigating the internet, word processing, file management and email. Applicants are encouraged to complete the Computer Skills Self-Assessment
    • Official transcripts from high school and all post-secondary institutions attended (sent directly from the Ministry of Education and educational institutions)
    • Official transcripts, equivalence reports and English proficiency test results for internationally educated applicants
    • HHS Participation Agreement

    Qualified applicants are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Early application is recommended.

    APPLICATION PROCESS

    1. Before an application is considered complete, the following must be received by the Admissions Office:

    a) Selkirk College Application Form.

    b) Official transcripts of high school grades (an interim statement of grades is acceptable for conditional acceptance).

    2. The Admissions Office will acknowledge receipt of application forms. Program seats will be offered on a first qualified, first served basis with the following exceptions:

    a) Priority registration and reserved seating for qualified Indigenous applicants. Candidates are encouraged to self-identify their ancestry when applying for admission.

    b) Priority registration and reserved seating for qualified students registered with Selkirk College Academic Upgrading pathway program. Candidates are encouraged to self-disclose this information to the program coordinator or school chair.

    c) The number of seats reserved for either of the above groups of applicants will be determined by the school chair prior to opening applications for each cohort.

    3. Fully qualified applicants will be offered admission based on application date.

    4. Partially qualified applicants may be offered a conditional acceptance; an interim statement of grades will be used for the purposes of conditional acceptance. All program admission requirements must be met prior to starting program courses.

    5. Once the seats have been filled, a waitlist will be created and maintained for 12 months after which applicants who are not admitted or have deferred a seat must reapply to affirm their continued interest in the program.

    6. Applications and supporting documents must be received by June 30.

    7. This program offers lab courses in three locations: Castlegar, Duncan and Prince George. Seats are offered on a first qualified, first served basis for the applicant's location of choice as indicated on the Applicant Questionnaire. If the location of choice is full, the applicant may choose to accept a seat at the Castlegar location and be kept on a waitlist for the other location.

    PRE-PRACTICE REQUIREMENTS
    Evidence of completion of the following must be submitted to the Admissions office or program designate before the first practice education experience. All evidence must be current and valid.
    a) Emergency First Aid Certification

    b) CPR Level "C" Certification

    c) WHMIS 2015 Certification

    d) Completion of the Student Practice Education Core Orientation (SPECO) checklist

    e) Completion of the Selkirk College Health & Human Services immunization form

    Graduation and Promotion

    PROMOTION

    1. Eligibility for course registration for part time studies will be determined by course pre-requisite requirements.

    2. To progress from one semester to the next, students are required to achieve a minimum of 80% in all published prerequisite courses (e.g., PTEC 126 Pharmacology I and PTEC 216 Pharmacology II).

    GRADUATION

    1. Credentials: To qualify for graduation with a Pharmacy Technician Diploma, a student must successfully pass all the courses in the program.

    Courses
    Program Courses
    Term 1

    PTEC101 - Introduction To Program & Online Learning For Success

    PTEC 101Introduction to the Pharmacy Technician Program and Online Learning for Success. This course introduces students to the Pharmacy Technician Program structure and how to navigate the online learning management system (Moodle). An overview of the curriculum, teaching learning approaches and strategies for success are discussed. Students are introduced to the steps required to become a Registered Pharmacy Technician in Canada.

    Prerequisites
    Admission to the Pharmacy Technician Program
    Credits
    1.00

    PTEC102 - Anatomy, Physiology and Medical Terminology

    PTEC 102 Anatomy, Physiology and Medical Terminology is an introduction to medical language, and the anatomy and physiology of the human body using a body system approach. Students will learn to describe normal functioning of body systems and begin to explore the pathophysiology of common diseases and medical conditions that will be covered in Pharmacology I and Pharmacology II.

    Prerequisites
    PTEC 101
    Corequisites
    PTEC 111
    Credits
    4.00

    PTEC103 - Introduction to Professional Practice

    PTEC 103 Introduction to Professional Practice introduces students to the professional practice and scope of practice requirements for pharmacy technicians. Foundations for federal and provincial laws, regulations and standards that govern pharmacy practice in the Canadian health care system are examined. Foundations for ethical, professional practice are introduced and leveled in subsequent courses.

    Prerequisites
    PTEC 101, PTEC 102, PTEC 111
    Corequisites
    PTEC 117
    Credits
    4.00

    PTEC111 - Interpersonal Communications in Pharmacy

    PTEC 111 Interpersonal Communications in Pharmacy focuses on self-awareness and effective interpersonal communication skills required of professionals working on the health care team and as an online learner. Students learn how to actively listen and respond, account for differences that may influence understanding and engagement in conversation, and use communication strategies to support personal wellness and professional boundaries.

    Prerequisites
    PTEC 101
    Corequisites
    PTEC 102
    Credits
    3.00

    PTEC117 - Fundamentals of Product Distribution

    PTEC 117 Fundamentals of Product Distribution provides an introduction to pharmacy language, drug dosage forms, routes of administration, and techniques and procedures required to implement safe and efficient drug distribution. Students explore drug distribution systems and the path of a prescription / drug order for release of product. Students access resources to support evidence-informed decision-making. Factors that contribute to errors in product distribution are examined and actions to prevent occurrence are discussed.

    Prerequisites
    PTEC 101, PTEC 102, PTEC 111
    Corequisites
    PTEC 103
    Credits
    4.00
    Term 2

    PTEC122 - Pharmacy Calculations

    PTEC 122 Pharmacy Calculations covers the mathematical skills required in the practice of pharmacy. Students examine measurement systems, decimals, fractions, and ratio and proportion concepts. The metric system, in keeping with health care standards in Canada, is a main focus of the course. The interpretation of numerals, symbols and Latin abbreviations used in the pharmacy is a focus within all course assignments and exams. Exploration of dilution and concentration, percentage strength, and compounding calculations prepare students for hands on lab classes in dispensing, compounding and sterile product preparation. Emphasis is placed on completing all calculations with 100% accuracy in preparation for application and testing in the lab classes and practicum.

    Prerequisites
    Successful completion of Semester 1 courses.
    Corequisites
    PTEC 126, PTEC 123
    Credits
    4.00

    PTEC123 - Professional Practice II

    PTEC 123 Professional Practice II is designed to expand the student's understanding of and appreciation for the expectations of professional practice. Building on concepts introduced in PTEC 103, students discuss ethical and legal principles that guide professional practice and how to respond when unethical, illegal or unprofessional actions are observed. The student will examine federal and provincial legislation details that guide pharmacy operations and drug distribution. Basic principles will be applied to support optimal patient care and health promotion.

    Prerequisites
    Successful completion of Semester 1 courses.
    Corequisites
    PTEC 122, PTEC 126
    Credits
    3.00

    PTEC126 - Pharmacology I

    PTEC 126 Pharmacology I is part one of a two-part course that covers the study of drugs and their properties, effects, and therapeutic value in the major drug categories. Upon completion, students will be able to place common drugs into correct therapeutic categories and identify indications, side effects, trade and generic names, major drug interactions and storage considerations. Students will learn the essentials of pharmacology and how it relates to dispensing and patient safety. Students will explore and practice assessing when a patient should be referred to a pharmacist, identify drug related problems and discuss appropriate monitoring parameters. Knowledge gained in this course will support the pharmacy technician within their scope of practice in a collaborative interprofessional health care team.

    Prerequisites
    Successful completion of Semester 1 courses in PTEC Program
    Credits
    4.00

    PTEC127 - Community Pharmacy Theory

    PTEC 127 Community Practice Theory examines the role of the pharmacy technician in prescription processing, documentation and product distribution in community pharmacies. Students examine all technical aspects of receiving, verifying, and processing prescriptions to ensure accuracy, safety and compliance with legislation, regulatory requirements and best practices. The principles and processes of record keeping, inventory management, adjudication and billing are studied. Students are introduced to the principles of non-sterile compounding and examine the use of over-the-counter (OTC) drugs, natural health products and complementary treatments. The pharmacy technician's collaborative role in health promotion and information sharing activities with patients is examined.

    Prerequisites
    PTEC 122, PTEC 117
    Corequisites
    PTEC 128
    Credits
    3.00

    PTEC128 - Communications In Pharmacy II

    PTEC 128 Interpersonal Communications in Pharmacy II explores more advanced communication skills required for obtaining comprehensive personal health information, conducting medication histories, and engaging in health teaching. The pharmacy technician's role in health promotion activities and public health initiatives are examined. Students discuss the competencies of intra and inter-professional collaborative practice in greater detail.

    Prerequisites
    PTEC 111, PTEC 122, PTEC 123
    Corequisites
    PTEC 127
    Credits
    3.00
    Term 3

    PTEC213 - Transition to Professional Practice

    PTEC 213 Transition to Professional Practice is designed to support students in preparing for preceptorship, licensure exams upon graduation, and entry to practice. Students build on their knowledge of regulatory requirements, jurisprudence, and ethical and professional practice.

    Prerequisites
    Successful completion of Semester 1 and 2 courses in PTEC Program
    Corequisites
    PTEC 217
    Credits
    2.00

    PTEC216 - Pharmacology II

    PTEC 216 Pharmacology II is part two of a two-part course that covers the study of drugs and their properties, effects, and therapeutic value in the major drug categories. Upon completion, students will be able to place common drugs into correct therapeutic categories and identify indications, side effects, trade and generic names, major drug interactions and storage considerations. Students will learn the essentials of pharmacology and how it relates to dispensing and patient safety. Students will explore and practice assessing when a patient should be referred to a pharmacist, identify drug related problems and discuss appropriate monitoring parameters. Knowledge gained in this course will support the pharmacy technician within their scope of practice in a collaborative interprofessional health care team.

    Prerequisites
    PTEC 126
    Credits
    4.00

    PTEC217 - Institutional Pharmacy Practice

    PTEC 217 Institutional Pharmacy Practice builds on the fundamentals of product distribution previously learned and examines the role of Pharmacy Technicians employed in institutional settings. Students examine hospital drug distribution systems and processes, medication safety, principles of infection control and sterile product preparation, and quality assurance / risk management practices.

    Prerequisites
    Successful completion of Semester 1 and 2 courses in PTEC Program
    Corequisites
    PTEC 213
    Credits
    3.00
    Term 4

    PTEC220 - Technology for Product Distribution

    PTEC 220 Technology for Product Distribution introduces students to the management of database information and technology used in the pharmacy to dispense medications. Students apply concepts learned in previous theory courses to pharmacy case study scenarios using pharmacy dispensing software. Accuracy and completeness of database information and appropriate use of technology systems to support safe product distribution are emphasized. Concepts explored in this course provide a foundation for subsequent lab courses in the program.

    Prerequisites
    Completion of Semester 3 in PTEC Program
    Credits
    2.00

    PTEC221 - Prescription Dispensing

    PTEC 221 Prescription Dispensing is a experiential lab course in which students apply the knowledge and skills acquired from previous theory courses to process and dispense prescriptions safely, efficiently and effectively in community practice settings. Students practice the technical aspects of processing prescriptions including interpreting prescriptions, performing calculations, documentation, and verification. Principles of inventory management and best practices in pharmacy record keeping are integrated into the learning activities. Students apply and demonstrate effective interpersonal communication and health teaching skills associated with the dispensing process.

    Prerequisites
    Completion of Semester 3 in the PTEC Program
    Credits
    2.00

    PTEC223 - Institutional Dispensing and Sterile Product Preparation

    PTEC 223 Institutional Dispensing and Sterile Product Preparation is a experiential lab course in which students learn the aseptic skills required to prepare a variety of parenteral products. Students apply the knowledge and skills acquired from previous theory courses to process and dispense prescriptions safely, efficiently and effectively in hospital practice settings. Students practice the technical aspects of processing prescriptions including interpreting prescriptions, performing calculations, documentation, and verification. Principles of inventory management and best practices in pharmacy record keeping are integrated into the learning activities. Safety, dosage calculations, incompatibilities, sterile procedure, and quality assurance controls are emphasized.

    Prerequisites
    Successful completion of Semester 3 in the PTEC Program
    Credits
    3.00

    PTEC224 - Non-Sterile Compounding

    PTEC 224 Non-Sterile Compounding is a experiential lab course in which students learn the skills and best practices for compounding non-sterile products including ingredient calculations, measurements, and preparation techniques for creams, ointments, solutions, and suspensions. Students use compounding formulas and drug stability and drug compatibility reference materials in the preparation of products with an emphasis on accuracy and safety. Maintenance of compounding equipment and workspace utilization are integrated into the learning activities.

    Prerequisites
    Successful completion of Semester 3 in the PTEC Program
    Credits
    2.00
    Term 5

    PTEC230 - Community Practicum

    PTEC 230 Community Practicum provides students with the opportunity to consolidate and apply the knowledge, skills and values attained from theory and lab courses. Students gain experience in all aspects of the pharmacy technician role in the community setting and are evaluated based on their ability to demonstrate professional competencies required for entry to practice.

    Prerequisites
    Successful completion of Semesters 1 - 4 in the PTEC Program
    Credits
    4.50

    PTEC231 - Institutional Practicum

    PTEC 231 Institutional Practicum provides students with the opportunity to consolidate and apply the knowledge, skills and values attained from theory and lab courses. Students gain experience in all aspects of the pharmacy technician role in the institutional practice and are evaluated based on their ability to demonstrate professional competencies required for entry to practice.

    Prerequisites
    Successful completion of Semesters 1- 4 in the PTEC Program
    Credits
    4.5
    Tuition & Fees
    Domestic
    Domestic
    2024/25
    Pharmacy Technician – Diploma, Year 1
    Tuition
    $5,272
    Mandatory Fees
    $500
    Student Union Fees
    $455
    Total
    $6,227
    Pharmacy Technician – Diploma, Year 2
    Tuition
    $4,059
    Mandatory Fees
    $439
    Student Union Fees
    $455
    Total
    $4,952
    2025/26
    Pharmacy Technician – Diploma, Year 1
    Tuition
    $5,378
    Mandatory Fees
    $510
    Student Union Fees
    $455
    Total
    $6,343
    Pharmacy Technician – Diploma, Year 2
    Tuition
    $4,140
    Mandatory Fees
    $447
    Student Union Fees
    $455
    Total
    $5,042

    All amounts are estimates and are subject to change. Tuition amounts are based on a full-time course load. Please note that many programs have additional costs beyond those listed here. For more information, please visit Tuition & Fees.

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