Georgia pharmacy technicians are not required to be licensed, certified, nor are there any educational requirements. The pharmacy technician to pharmacist ratio in Georgia is 3 to 1 for both ambulatory and institutional care settings. There are exceptions to this rule in ambulatory settings (contact the Georgia state board of pharmacy for the specifics).

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Georgia pharmacy technicians with less than 4 years of experience make an average salary of $10.97 to $14.48 per hour. Georgia pharmacy technicians with 4 or more years of experience make an average salary of $13.43 to $16.11 per hour.