The U.S. Department of Labor projects a 42% increase in the demand for pharmacy technicians by the year 2015.

Job opportunities abound in communities. Many technicians are needed in hospital pharmacies, community retail pharmacies, managed health care facilities, in-home health care programs, long-term care facilities, the military, mail service pharmacies, educational/training programs, drug manufacturing, wholesale drug houses, health maintenance organizations and agency pharmacies.

MCC offers two program choices.

• The Associate of Applied Science degree will be 64 credit hours, 27 of which are general education credit hours. Students will receive professional and technical skills with additional education in administration, supervision and basic science.
• The Certificate of Proficiency  program includes 39 total credit hours. It requires 8 credit hours of general education and 31 credits of Pharmacy Technology courses.

Call Carol Elledge at 928.758.3926 or toll free at 866.664.2832 today to find out how MCC can help you increase your quality of life through higher education.