About
Davis School District’s Pharmacy Tech program at Davis Catalyst in Kaysville, Utah, prepares students for Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT) work and a Utah pharmacy technician license. Training covers practice-related duties such as filling prescriptions, preparing medications through nonsterile compounding procedures, and making intravenous medications using aseptic techniques. The program combines training with externship experiences and prepares students to sit for either the PTCE Pharmacy Board-approved certification exam or the Examination for the certification of Pharmacy Technicians ExCPT exam. The published program information does not provide a delivery format or duration. No admission-gating requirements are identified in the available program information.
Organization
Davis School District
Catalyst Center is a Davis School District career and technical education center in Kaysville, Utah. It prepares students for occupational fields including In-person Medical Assisting and Pharmacy Technician, alongside broader career pathways connected to health care, aviation, technology, construction, culinary arts, and media. The center serves Davis School District students in grades 7–12 and provides profession-based learning through projects involving real-world clients. Transportation is available through buses running between students’ home schools and the center, supporting participation in its programs. Catalyst also includes a full-service café where students can purchase meals, and its learning environment emphasizes workplace-appropriate conduct and professional expectations. The center organizes career pathway events and student leadership activities connected with Career and Technical Student Organizations.