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Bonus: Pharmacy Technician as a Career

Two pharmacy technicians discuss why the technician career path is special to them.

Judy Neville, from the American Association of Pharmacy Technicians and program director of the Pharmacy Technician Program at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, speaks with 2 pharmacy technicians who have made this path their career.

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