PEBC TECHNICIAN QUALIFYING EXAM
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Part I MCQ Overview

Exam Administered by the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada

Upcoming Exam:

Sep 10-11, 2024 (Part I MCQ)

Sep 15, 2024 (Part II OSPE)

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Competency 1: Ethical, Legal and Professional Responsibilities
Competency 2: Patient Care
Competency 3: Product Distribution
Competency 4: Practice Setting
Competency 5: Health Promotion
Competency 6: Knowledge and Research Application
Competency 7: Communication and Education
Competency 8: Intra and Inter-Professional Collaboration
Competency 9: Quality and Safety

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ABOUT THE EXAM: MCQ OVERVIEW

The PEBC Qualifying Exam is a registration requirement for pharmacy technicians in Canada. The exam tests for knowledge and skills expected by an entry-level pharmacy technician, and consists of two parts - Part 1 (multiple choice) and Part 2 (OSPE). The exam is based on the nine pharmacy technician competencies outlined by NAPRA, each with assigned weightings and pass level. The exam is offered twice per year.

The multiple choice portion of the Qualifying Exam consists of 150 questions as follows:

120 of which are graded questions and 30 of which are pretest questions (not counted towards grading, but may be used for future exams)
These questions are organized into two sets of 75 questions each, and 100 minutes are allotted for each section.

For more information on the PEBC Technician Qualifying Exam, visit the PEBC website here.

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