Last Updated on August 3, 2026, 8:26 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Division of Health Sciences at the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC) has announced that they will be offering the Pharmacy Technician Certificate Programme from September. The programme will start at the beginning of the new session on September 1, 2026.
The officials have shared that the programme will train the people of the island in pharmacy sciences giving them an opportunity to create a career in the field. The officials have shared that the college will help in making sure that the people get real world experience in the field.
“The programme trains persons to work alongside pharmacists in real healthcare settings, preparing and dispensing medications, managing records, using pharmacy technology, and ensuring every patient receives safe, professional care,” the CFBC said.
The management has shared that it is important for the people of the island
The tertiary-level institution has invited school leavers entering the workforce, pharmacy assistants seeking formal qualifications, and adults seeking to retrain for the growing health sector to apply.
The organisation has also shared details about the programme which they are starting in the new session. The programme is a new path for not only strengthening the country’s healthcare sector with the inclusion of the youngsters in the country.
The Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College officials have shared that all the students who will enroll in the Pharmacy Technician Certificate Programme will be trained among experts..
The training will include:
Medication preparation, compounding, and dispensing
Pharmacy law and ethics aligned with the St. Kitts Pharmacy-Regulation Act
Pharmacy technology
In the pharmacy technology, the students will learn engaging in electronic health records and automated dispensing systems, and patient communication, confidentiality, and professional standards pharmaceutical calculations and inventory management.
The officials have shared that the students are being urged to enroll themselves in the programme and learn about pharmaceutical sciences and develop the healthcare sector of the country with inclusion of local youth and talent.
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