how much income does pharmacy technicians/assitant make in a year?
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In a retail pharmacy, not much more than minumum wage.  In a hospital, in this area (Kentucky) I've worked as a pharmacy tech for almost 15 years and I only make $15/hour.  It's a fun job (in the hospital), but you're never going to get rich doing it.   Plus, you have to work weekends and holidays.  People always get sick.
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Im 23 & make $50,000 a year working two jobs, one pays $40,000 (prepress specialist)  a year and the other $10,000 (pharmacy tech)
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Median annual earnings of salaried optometrists were $88,410 in May 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $63,840 and $118,320. Median annual earnings of salaried optometrists in May 2004 were $87,430 in offices of optometrists. Salaried optometrists tend to earn more initially than do optometrists who set up their own practices. In the long run, however, those in private practice usually earn more.\n\nAccording to the American Optometric Association, median net annual income for all optometrists, including the self-employed, was $114,000 in 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $84,000 and $166,000
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About a year or so.\nThey make from 15 to 25 an hour, depending on experience and qualifications.
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in canada, they make about 60000$ a year
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The average income for taxpaying Americans over 14 years of age is about $32,000 a year.  The average Household has an income of about $36,000 a year.
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There's currently a pharmacist shortage in the US. Starting salaries around 90,000 dollars per year. Dentists are always in need too. You can open your own pharmacy in the US but most pharmacist work for someone else, as the industry is dominated by chain pharmacies. Pharmacists also work in hospitals, clinics, etc.
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"PC Technicians average $40,000 per year salaries, but you can boost that to over $60,000 per year just by getting CompTIA A Plus certified."\n\nThis is not exactly true.  If you are in DC or Cali you might make 40k, if you HAVE an A+.  If you are computer saavy then you can get an A+ or skip it if you already know how to take computers apart.  If you go to a school and get an MCSE in 2 weeks you will make slightly more than someone with an A+ but nobody will trust your skills until you prove them in the field.  We call them "paper MCSEs." \n\nTo become a Microsoft Certified Professional you need to pass one test.  If you want to be a developer (create apps) you would go for the MCSD, if you want to fix network problems or administrate a network you will need to go for an MCSE.   There are required and optional tests and you have to pass at least 7.  You should concentrate on the Exchange and Security electives.  There are a lot of resources online that you should look to instead of yahoo answers.  If you want to make money you should try to get a CCNA (cisco) but it is decently difficult so make sure you are ready before you attempt it.  BTW most tests are ~$100 per.  A decent weeklong school is going to be over $2000.\n\nFirst check:\nwww.thomson.com This company administers the tests for all.\n\nFor Microsoft info:\nannoyances.org\npetri.co.il\nmsexchange.org\n\nFor CCNA the best resource is cisco.com
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Yes, Pharmicist postitions are abundant in the US and our schools can not graduate enough of them.\nStarting salaries depending on location are $70 - 100K
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how much do you make?
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pharmacist==in kentucky at kroger, 80,000.00 to sign on, on a 3 year contract making an additional 115,000.00 per year. thats pretty dang good. i know someone who just did this this week so its accurate. ty
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quite a lot!\nsomething like 20K/month to start with for the freshers n then it goes upto around 50K  within a year\ndepends on one's skills ..but its always advisable to switch jobs frequently in this field ... if u wanna make money fast!!\n\n(currency INR.. india)
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40-50 thousand a year, not including ot. it also depends on the state you live in.
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A Pharmacist is absolutely a professional!  While a Pharmacist is licensed and can hold a Doctorate in Pharmacy (PharmD) they cannot diagnose, they cannot perform physical exams, they cannot order tests,  technically they don't see patients.  They can advise about medications, they can make substitutions, they have the last word about meds, and a clinical Pharmacist (hospital) can write orders for meds.\n\nHere's an idea of annual salaries in thousands:\nPharm. Intern ---- 32.4\nPharm. 1 ---------- 75.3\nPharm. 2 ---------- 79.5\nClinical Pharm. --- 80.9\nPharm. Mgr. ------- 93.8\nRegional Pharm. Mgr. -- 103.7
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all the pharm tech jobs, or nursing, assistant, reception, administrative or you can go online work and get your degree there, security, retail hope this answers your question even the trades are good paying jobs.
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I am VERY concerned that you lab technicians can't spell "average" or construct a proper sentence.  It should be: "How much DOES a lab technician earn per month?"  I hope you are not technicians in a lab that handles anything crucial or dangerous.  Maybe you should ask yourself "How much do a McDonald's cook get?"
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Okay nurses DO NOT make $100,000 a year unless they are Nurse practioners or Nurse anesthesists. Both require masters degrees. You aren't going to make more than $55,000 without a masters or without tons of experience.