The Utah state board of pharmacy licenses pharmacy technicians for $99. This licensure has to be renewed biennially. Utah pharmacy technicians have to pass the Thompson Prometric Exam, the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board Exam (PTCB), and a Utah pharmacy law exam. Furthermore, Utah pharmacy technicians have to either pass a formal education course or an on-the-job training course. License renewal has to be accompanied by 20 hours of continuing education (CE). The maximum pharmacy technician to pharmacist ratio in Utah is 3 to 1 in both institutional and ambulatory settings. The Utah state board of pharmacy may revoke, restrict, deny, or suspend a pharmacy technician's license.

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Utah pharmacy technicians with less than 4 years of experience make an average salary of $10.98 to $14.12 per hour. Utah pharmacy technicians with 4 or more years of experience make an average salary of $13.22 to $15.88 per hour.