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Hire a Pharmacy Technician in Kenosha, WI
One counter is the whole req. Copying a national midpoint is how that counter stays empty. The median fits a technician you will still be checking, and the 75th fits someone who already keeps the queue moving. In Kenosha, the May 2025 median is about $39.4K, 14% under the Wisconsin median.
What to offer
A pharmacy that pastes a national midpoint into the posting will lose a reliable technician to the counter across the street. Use this metro's median for someone you will still check on every fill, and the 75th for someone who already keeps the queue moving. The table is this metro's May 2025 BLS wage data.
| Percentile | Metro | WI | U.S. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25th | $36,580 | $37,960 | $37,850 |
| Median | $39,360 | $45,970 | $45,750 |
| 75th | $49,360 | $50,070 | $49,990 |
Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025.
How hard this is to fill
For one manager
You are staffing one counter or one hospital pharmacy, not a health system. The technician you want can walk to the pharmacy down the street, so the offer has to work on this block.
Ask whether they have filled under a pharmacist in a setting like yours, and whether this state requires registration. A PTCB or NHA certificate is not that registration.
License and training
A PTCB CPhT or an NHA ExCPT is a national certificate, and it is not a state license. Some states require registration, some require the certificate, and some require neither. Confirm the current rule with that state's board of pharmacy before you treat the certificate as enough.
Sources: PTCB, state regulations Texas State Board of Pharmacy, technician and trainee registration
Nearby metros
- Racine, WI · 10 miles
- Milwaukee, WI · 33 miles
- Chicago, IL · 53 miles
- Janesville, WI · 58 miles
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Questions
What do pharmacy technicians earn in Kenosha, WI?
In Kenosha, the May 2025 median is about $39.4K, 14% under the U.S. median. The U.S. median for pharmacy technicians is about $45.8K in the same May 2025 release. The Wisconsin median is about $46.0K, and this metro is 14% under that figure. The 25th percentile in Kenosha is about $36.6K. The 75th percentile in Kenosha is about $49.4K.
Who hires pharmacy technicians in Kenosha?
Retail pharmacies and hospital pharmacies do most of the hiring for pharmacy technicians. Any names listed are campuses on file, not open postings. A technician in Kenosha can change pharmacies without leaving this metro. A single pharmacy in Kenosha is hiring against the other counters in this metro.
How hard is it to fill pharmacy technicians jobs in Kenosha?
This page shows a score only when Kenosha already has one on the hiring grid. National employment of pharmacy technicians is projected to change 6.4% from 2025 to 2035. That projection describes the country, not Kenosha. Annual openings in the same national projection are about 44.7 thousand. A missing score does not take the wage table off this page.
Which other metros are near Kenosha for this role?
The nearest listed metro is Racine, WI, and its page uses that metro's own May 2025 wage. A city other than Kenosha needs the wage from its own page. Miles on the nearby list are the distance between the city points, not a drive time. Kenosha has a deeper bench of these workers than a typical metro. The May 2025 employment count for pharmacy technicians in Kenosha is 260. A blank employment count means BLS did not publish one for Kenosha.
What license do pharmacy technicians need in Kenosha, WI?
Pharmacy technicians in Kenosha follow the Wisconsin rule shown on this page. There is no separate city license. A PTCB CPhT or an NHA ExCPT is a national certificate, and it is not the Wisconsin registration by itself. Confirm the current rule with the Wisconsin board of pharmacy before you count the certificate as enough. Texas is the only state whose registration rule is written out on this page, so every other state still has to be checked. The pharmacist still checks the medication before it leaves, whether or not the state registers the technician.