How to become a pharmacy technician in Delaware

We found no state license or registration for pharmacy technicians in Delaware. Employers tell you what they need, often national certification.

BoardDelaware Board of Pharmacy (Division of Professional Regulation) official source
Trainee credentialNo state trainee credential. Training starts on your first day of work and must be finished within 90 days; until then you work under the direct supervision of a pharmacist (24 DE Admin. Code 2500, 19.1.1). official source
National certification (PTCB or ExCPT)Optional. A certified pharmacy technician (passed the PTCB exam or another Board-approved national exam) may also reconstitute oral solutions, contact prescribers for non-clinical information and assist with compounding, and may give adult immunizations after Board-approved training and with current CPR. A technician who finishes a Board-approved training program instead may do the same extra tasks except immunizations, only at that facility (24 DE Admin. Code 2500, 19.1.2, 19.2.3). official source
TrainingEvery pharmacy technician must complete an employer training program that starts when you are hired and ends within 90 days. The pharmacist-in-charge sets the content for the job (24 DE Admin. Code 2500, 19.1.1). official source
Pharmacist licensePharmacists need a Delaware license: pass the NAPLEX and the MPJE (24 Del. C. 2508, 2509). official source

Checked against official Delaware sources on Oct 20, 2026. Rules change: confirm with the board of pharmacy before you apply. This page lists only facts we could confirm on an official page.

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