I’ve been a CPhT for 15 years and no job has ever paid me 65k. Not even chemo mixing. I’m not sure what specialty department she is in that pays that much, but the average technician doesn’t make anywhere near that much. Misleading for sure.
There's no way techs make $65k. I'm licensed, plus an certified immunizer as well as take a lead on inventory, clinical tasks, and billing. I've worked for the same company for 12.5 years and I don't make anywhere near that.
@@Arenem88everywhere outside of the most expensive cities in the country its more like $38-43k. Experienced sterile compounding techs around here make around $26/hr and CVS and other retail places still start techs at like $14.
@@unaztecamas1683 10k to get certified.. what? I’m having a hard time understanding that, how? $10 that’s crazy. Ik not everyone goes through a pharm tech course (I didn’t) but things can go wrong really quickly and ppl should get paid a little better same with EMT/ paramedics
@@_SevenKay Atlanta is expensive but other places in GA is inexpensive. Of course prices are relative. This is coming from CA. Where major or midsize cities or towns are expensive but small towns are not.
For people who are wondering for pharmacy salary, dont ever go to big retail chains. You will never get that amount. Most hospital will pay that salary during the pandemic they were offering #2k-$5k sign on bonus but mainly you need experience to get that salary and, of course where you live matters
Pharmacy tech is not a good field. Been doing it for 10 years. Never seen a 65 k position. So happy I got out of it. In my experience. Alot of greedy owners who do not pay well.. alot of new techs come in with a training license and they make about the same as certified techs or a dollar less. Get into another field if you are thinking about it.
@@GonzE1993 I’m looking to go to school to be a pharmacy tech, and eventually a pharmacist. Did you get an associates, bachelor’s, etc? Idk how it works.
If you do that isn't normal at all and you are in a SUPER small minority - also $70K in SoCal is VERY different from $70K almost anywhere else in the country.@@shelbyjackson7809
Any tips on how to get certified on the math portion? I’m going for my 2nd try and I’m scared. But feel comfortable with meds, federal requirements and patient safety it’s just the processing part.
Funny how people tgink that they should set their own pay despite not having sufficient knowledge of how that would effect the system in which that person works. Thats like prescribing a drug without knowing its side effects
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Her daughter peeking at the camera is so adorable!
She has a beautiful spirit and an adorable little princess.
She has got a cute kid. I wish them Best to both
I enjoyed being a tech but bc it will never pay $65k is the reason why I left lol
I’ve been a CPhT for 15 years and no job has ever paid me 65k. Not even chemo mixing. I’m not sure what specialty department she is in that pays that much, but the average technician doesn’t make anywhere near that much. Misleading for sure.
For real. 35 -40k tops
Portland is expensive. I make more than 40K but my area is expensive.
There's no way techs make $65k. I'm licensed, plus an certified immunizer as well as take a lead on inventory, clinical tasks, and billing. I've worked for the same company for 12.5 years and I don't make anywhere near that.
Do you have your PTCB certification?
They do make that. Depends on where you live and what hospital you work for. This is pretty much the standard in New York City now.
@@Arenem88everywhere outside of the most expensive cities in the country its more like $38-43k. Experienced sterile compounding techs around here make around $26/hr and CVS and other retail places still start techs at like $14.
Damn, if I was getting paid that I probably would have stayed while going to school. I was making $12/hour then after two years $13.25
Dude Im getting pay 10. Those 10k to be certified were well burned
@@unaztecamas1683 10k to get certified.. what? I’m having a hard time understanding that, how? $10 that’s crazy. Ik not everyone goes through a pharm tech course (I didn’t) but things can go wrong really quickly and ppl should get paid a little better same with EMT/ paramedics
@@unaztecamas1683Explain?
As a tech?
@@OGGood-lb7bd Not anymore, I was given a raise bumping me to 11.50, buuuut I have now been cut hours
It would be interesting to see the videos like this from people who live in states where the cost of living is a lot cheaper. Ex: Georgia
Georgia is expensive hunni
@@_SevenKay When compared to other states in the US, it's objectively not expensive.
@@_SevenKaynot compared to NYC or LA or Boston
I can remember the name of the Channel but they do have something like thay
@@_SevenKay Atlanta is expensive but other places in GA is inexpensive. Of course prices are relative. This is coming from CA. Where major or midsize cities or towns are expensive but small towns are not.
65k? I live in Oregon as a tech and make half of that a year.
Yeah she's not even talking about compounding or specialty or anything. She just sounds like she's a retail tech. No way she's getting paid $30/hr.
For people who are wondering for pharmacy salary, dont ever go to big retail chains. You will never get that amount. Most hospital will pay that salary during the pandemic they were offering #2k-$5k sign on bonus but mainly you need experience to get that salary and, of course where you live matters
Pharmacy tech is not a good field. Been doing it for 10 years. Never seen a 65 k position. So happy I got out of it. In my experience. Alot of greedy owners who do not pay well.. alot of new techs come in with a training license and they make about the same as certified techs or a dollar less. Get into another field if you are thinking about it.
@@mrjay9188 10 years? So you wouldn’t recommend it? I’m really considering going for it or getting my LPN..
There is nowhere in this country where a PHARMACY TECHNICIAN is making $65K - NOWHERE...
I am a pharm tech and make more than 65k a year, also in Oregon
@@GonzE1993 I’m looking to go to school to be a pharmacy tech, and eventually a pharmacist. Did you get an associates, bachelor’s, etc?
Idk how it works.
@@GonzE1993could you share what you do to make that much? Compounding? Chemo drugs? Are you a manager?
I’m a pharmacy technician in Southern California and I make more than 70k annually
If you do that isn't normal at all and you are in a SUPER small minority - also $70K in SoCal is VERY different from $70K almost anywhere else in the country.@@shelbyjackson7809
65k? I am a CPht and only make $16/hr, wth
Any tips on how to get certified on the math portion? I’m going for my 2nd try and I’m scared. But feel comfortable with meds, federal requirements and patient safety it’s just the processing part.
She must be really good... at $65K your making top dollar as a tech
Can you find her and ask what company 💃🏽💯😆?
Where in the heck are you making that much as a pharmacy tech?? CVS pays us like fast food workers
Depends on the state you work in. The cost of living where she is (Oregon) is INSANE.
Not enough
65k for a pharm tech is awesome especially if it’s full time with benefits and not PRN or contract
Funny how people tgink that they should set their own pay despite not having sufficient knowledge of how that would effect the system in which that person works.
Thats like prescribing a drug without knowing its side effects
Think of Pakistan,
Where Pharmacists are paid $150 per month
This is a lie 😂
Cute kid, and it looks like number 2 is on the way too!
I’m dead 😂
Get a life
She and the baby got the same half Edgar 😂