Short Term Goals For Pharmacy Technician

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Goals should be the most important thing in everyone’s life, maybe in a perfect world: but not in this one. Growing up, I wished I would’ve focused more on life goals because as I have grown into an adult there are so many things I wish I could have already accomplished. After years of just going with the flow of life I decided that it was time to set a few short-term goals and enroll into pharmacy technician school.

I have realized that the first step was to figure out what I wanted to become and go from there. After finding a decent college, I then enrolled into the pharmacy technician program. With becoming a pharmacy technician, I would be able to take care of my family and not have to worry about being laid off. Pharmaceutical companies are very demanding and being in the healthcare field I would be a few steps closer to becoming a nurse.
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With the drive and perseverance, I didn’t want to settle. Going back to school and becoming a registered nurse has always been my dream. Being in the healthcare field and being able to help someone is a feeling that’s

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