Online vs. In-Person CE Courses: Which Is Better for You?
Imagine earning CE credits while lounging in your favorite chair, coffee in hand, with no commute in sight. Or maybe you’d rather be in a buzzing conference hall, surrounded by fellow pharmacy professionals, swapping insights. Both are legitimate ways to learn—but which one is the best fit for you?
Continuing education isn’t just about checking a box; it’s about growing as a professional, staying ahead of industry changes, and making learning work for your schedule. Whether you prefer the flexibility of online CE, the structure of in-person events, or the best-of-both-worlds approach with live online CE, let’s discuss each format to help you make the right choice.
Common Mistakes Pharmacists Make When Renewing Their License
Renewing your pharmacy license might seem like just another administrative task, but getting it wrong can have serious consequences. A missed deadline, an overlooked CE requirement, or an incorrect submission could mean late fees, penalties, or even an unexpected lapse in your ability to practice.
Unfortunately, many pharmacists make common mistakes that could easily be avoided with proper planning. To help you navigate the process smoothly, we’ve outlined some of the biggest pitfalls—and more importantly, how to avoid them.
Everything You Need to Know about the 2024 Florida Pharmacy Technician CE Deadline
What Is the 2024 CE deadline for Florida pharmacy technicians?
The Florida Board of Pharmacy requires all pharmacy technicians to complete a specific number of CE credit hours to maintain their licensure. For the 2022-2024 renewal cycle, pharmacy technicians must fulfill their CE requirements by December 31, 2024. This deadline ensures that all professionals remain current with the latest practices and regulations in pharmacy care.
10 Things Florida Techs Could Be Doing Instead of CE!
The holiday season is quickly approaching, and so is another important date for Florida pharmacy technicians: December 31. For pharmacy technicians, this date signifies more than just the end of the year. It is also the last chance to finish the State of Florida’s continuing education requirements.
Every two years, registered pharmacy technicians in Florida need to finish 20 hours of CE, including specific mandatory topics like HIV/AIDS and medication errors. Yet, many professionals find themselves scrambling in the final weeks to meet the requirement, stressed over fitting last-minute courses into an already hectic schedule.
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Medication reconciliation: A unique opportunity for pharmacy technicians
As I started my 1st pharmacy intern job at a hospital, one of my roles was to perform medication reconciliation on patients that were being admitted.