How to Become a Pharmacy Technician in Wyoming (2026 Guide)

How to Become a Pharmacy Technician in Wyoming: Step by Step

The PTCE exam and PTCB eligibility rules are the same nationwide. Wyoming's only state-specific layer is its own registration requirement.

1. 1
   Meet PTCB eligibility

   Have a high school diploma or GED, disclose any criminal or state board history, and qualify through one of two national pathways: completion of a PTCB-recognized education/training program, or at least 500 hours of verified pharmacy technician work experience within the preceding four years.
2. 2
   Pass the national PTCE exam

   Register with PTCB and pay the $129 exam fee (this never varies by state). The exam is 90 multiple-choice questions (80 scored, 10 unscored pretest) over 110 minutes at a Pearson VUE test center. A scaled score of 1400 (out of 1000-1600) is required to pass.
3. 3
   Complete Wyoming's Pharmacy Technician-in-Training (2-year) -> Pharmacy Technician License

   National certification (PTCB or NHA) is required for the full Pharmacy Technician credential; the Technician-in-Training status is a 2-year sponsorship-specific runway toward it. Requires Wyoming DCI background check. Minimum age 18. Board URL confidence is moderate — verify before publishing. The fee is $65. Renewal: Annual, $50/year for full license ($100 total application incl. DCI background check); Technician-in-Training $15 ($65 total application).
4. 4
   Apply for your first pharmacy technician position

   With PTCB certification and your state registration in hand, you can apply to retail pharmacies, hospital pharmacies, and specialty/mail-order pharmacies. Average pay in Wyoming is $22.35/hr.

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