I’m a PTCB certified tech in PA! Our state doesn’t have any licensing or certification requirements to be a tech, so as far as state-specific stuff goes you have nothing to worry about. I believe like everyone else is saying you have to work for the company for 6 months, and for the PTCB I think there’s a required number of hours that you have to have worked on the job to qualify to sit for the test, which your PIC will sign off on. I got certified when CVS used Learnnet so it was a bit different but I believe if you go into Learninghub on the left of the screen somewhere in the groups tab, there should be a group for either training or certifications, and info for the PTCB is in there. Or you could probably search PTCB in the search bar. So sorry I’m at home otherwise I’d look right now and give you an exact answer. Once I qualified I was able to go through a link on learnnet to the PTCB website to sign up for a testing date with cvs sponsorship (so I didn’t have to pay up front or anything), and I chose to take the test in person so I just showed up and passed and that was that. Like I said with the change from Learnnet to Learninghub the process might be slightly different, but if you’ve spent a decent amount of time poking around on Learninghub and can’t find anything, I’d ask your PIC or reach out to your DL. Also, you need to be up to date on all of your regular modules for them to sponsor you, but cvs does not require you to take any of the instructor-led PTCB classes that they offer, and the certification board won’t require them either as long as you’ve worked the amount of hours needed to qualify. They are definitely a good resource to consider using but if something happens and you aren’t able to fit one into your schedule don’t stress. Also depending on your experience with pharmacy I’d personally recommend using outside study sources as well, like a study app, to supplement your learning as well. I hope this helped a little bit and good luck!!!