Can you become a pharmacy technician if you have a felony?

1) That is going to depend upon the laws in your state - you should seek the advice of the licensure board in your sttate for that specialty. It will probably boil down to the nature of the offenses that were committed.

I don't think you're disqualified by law to be a pharmacy technician because you have a felony on your record. In most States, pharmacy technicians must be registered with the State board of pharmacy. Eligibility requirements vary, but in some States applicants must possess a high school diploma or its equivalent and pay an application fee.

Most States do not require technicians to be certified, but voluntary certification is available through several private organizations. The Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) and the Institute for the Certification of Pharmacy Technicians (ICPT) administer national certification examinations. Certification through such programs may enhance an applicant’s prospects for employment and is required by some States and employers.To be eligible for either exam, candidates must have a high school diploma or its equivalent and no felony convictions of any kind.

In addition, applicants for the PTCB exam must not have had any drug-related or pharmacy-related convictions, including misdemeanors. Many employers will reimburse the cost of the exams. Htm#training.

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