How to become a pharmacy technician in Wyoming
Wyoming licenses techs who hold current PTCB certification. So Foothills plus a passing PTCE gets you there. You renew every year and keep PTCB current.
The 4 steps in Wyoming
- Take the Foothills course. Online, self-paced, about 4 months.
- Pass the PTCE. Required for the license.
- Apply for your license. Include your current PTCB certification. The Board may interview you. Check with the Board for the fee.
- Renew every year. By December 31, with CE. Keep PTCB current.
Costs beyond Foothills in Wyoming
- License fee (check with the Board)
- PTCB recertification
Checked against the Wyoming State Board of Pharmacy's own rules in October 2026. Rules and fees change, so always confirm current details with the Wyoming State Board of Pharmacy. Sources: 1.
Get PTCB certified from anywhere in Wyoming
Foothills is a PTCB-recognized online program, built and taught by a licensed pharmacist with 33 years in the field. Finish it and you're eligible to sit for the PTCE.
100% online and self-paced, so it fits around work. Most students are ready in about 4 months. College programs can run $1,500 to $5,000. Foothills is about $541 start to certified.
Foothills · cost to certification
EnrollmentOne-time, instruction + portal$180
Two digital textbooksAccess codes included$232
PTCE exam feePaid to PTCB when you're ready≈ $129
Total, start to certified≈ $541
Enroll for $180
Wyoming questions
Yes.
No specific program is required. Certification is what counts.
Yes, or the ExCPT.
Foothills is about $541 total: $180 enrollment, about $232 for two digital textbooks, and about $129 for the PTCE. Add the state license fee. Check with the Board for the amount.
About $541 all-in: $180 to enroll, about $232 for two digital textbooks, and about $129 for the PTCE. State fees are separate (see above). See the full cost breakdown.