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Hi everyone! I’m currently in the process of getting my PTCB certification, and I’m finishing up a 9-month pharmacy tech program. On a scale of 1–10, how difficult is it to get your foot in the door at a hospital as a pharmacy technician?
I’m interested in applying to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center or UCLA Health in Los Angeles. Has anyone been able to get hired there without prior pharmacy experience? I’d love to hear about your experience or any advice you have!

I’m currently a pharmacy tech in training at a school in Las Vegas, and I plan on transferring back to Los Angeles once I get my PTCB certification, complete my school certification, and finish my 240-hour externship.

I emailed the California State Board last week because I wanted to make sure I have all the correct documents and that I’m meeting the right requirements before transferring back to California, but I haven’t heard back yet.

Will the 240 hours be accredit for California or do I have to do it all over again there? 😭 has anyone done pharm tech with their PTCB and transferred to CA from another state? Please give advice and tips thank you so much

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Hey all, I’m relocating from Nevada back to California and trying to make sure I understand the process to work as a pharmacy tech there.

I have my Pharmacy Tech Diploma! I took a 9 month program and I’m planning to take the PTCB soon. From what I’ve read, I’ll also need to get licensed through the CA State Board of Pharmacy.

A few questions if anyone’s been through this:

• Is there anything else required to work as a pharm tech in CA?
• How long / difficult is the state licensing process?
• Is everything done online or are there in-person steps?

I’m also really interested in hospital/inpatient pharmacy any tips on breaking into that side as someone coming from out of state?

Appreciate any insight, thanks in advance!