Schedule subject to change based on Convention needs
Sip, stroll & soak it all in!
Grab your favorite to-go coffee or juice and join us for a Saturday morning
walking tour of the gorgeous University of Texas campus. From the charming
turtle pond to the iconic Tower, the Main Mall and must-see public art gems,
this is your perfect blend of sightseeing and weekend vibes.
No charge, optional Convention activity.
R.E.A.L. Leadership for Pharmacy Technicians: Turning Everyday Work into Exceptional Impact
Pharmacy technicians play a vital role in ensuring accuracy, safety, and seamless patient care—but today’s rapidly evolving healthcare goes beyond technical proficiency. It requires proactive, everyday leadership that strengthens the entire care team.
In this empowering session, you’ll discover how the R.E.A.L. Leadership framework—Resilience, Empathy, Accountability, and Leadership Excellence—can help you elevate your influence, strengthen team performance, and create meaningful impact through your daily work. Whether you’re supporting clinical operations, coordinating care, or mentoring others, this presentation will equip you with practical tools to communicate effectively, stay resilient under pressure, and lead with confidence in any pharmacy setting.
Practice strategies rooted in active listening, accountability, and resilience to build trust, improve workflow collaboration, and contribute to a more efficient, engaged, and
high-performing pharmacy team.
Develop emotional intelligence skills to improve communication, strengthen professional relationships, and support a positive, collaborative work culture—even in high-pressure environments.
Understand and apply the R.E.A.L. Leadership framework to enhance teamwork, strengthen resilience, and elevate the impact pharmacy technicians have on patient care and operational excellence.
ACCREDITED CONTINUING EDUCATION
for PHARMACY TECHNICIANS
TARGET AUDIENCE
This accredited continuing education activity is designed for
pharmacy technicians.
EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
At the conclusion of this activity, the participants should
be better able to:
1. Describe how the roles and responsibilities of pharmacy
technicians impact processes that support clinical pharmacy
services.
2. Discuss best practices in medication management to better
support pharmacy practice and patient needs for improved
medication-related outcomes.
3. Explain how the pharmacy technician can collaborate
with pharmacists to help maintain compliance standards
and to ensure patients receive the correct medication
to treat their health conditions.
The University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical
Sciences is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education
as a provider of continuing pharmacy education (CPE). This activity has
been accredited for 12 contact hours of knowledge-based CPE for
pharmacy technicians. To receive CPE, participants must create a profile
on lecturepanda.com with their NABP eProfile ID number and birthdate and
complete the activity evaluation. CPE credit will be uploaded to CPE
Monitor upon completion of the activity evaluation.
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