Pharmacy Technician Salary in Alabama

Employed pharmacy technicians in Alabama typically earn about $34,175$39,030 a year ($16.43$18.77 an hour), per the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (2025). It’s a range, not a single rate — and these are employed (W-2) wages, not a per-diem/contract rate or an individual offer.

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Pharmacy pay in Alabama, at a glance

RoleTypical annual (BLS)HourlyEmployed
Pharmacy technician$34,175$39,030$16.43$18.778,510
Pharmacist (for comparison)$108,630$134,630$52.23$64.725,400

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), 2025. The range runs from a realistic entry level to the median; pay above the median exists in hospital, specialty, and management roles.

Frequently asked questions

How much do pharmacy technicians make in Alabama?

Employed pharmacy technicians in Alabama typically earn about $34,175–$39,030 a year (roughly $16.43–$18.77 an hour), per the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS (2025). That is a range, not a single rate — pay depends on setting, certification, and experience. These are employed (W-2) wages, not a per-diem or contract rate and not an individual offer.

How much do pharmacists make in Alabama?

Employed pharmacists in Alabama typically earn about $108,630–$134,630 a year (roughly $52.23–$64.72 an hour), per BLS OEWS (2025).

How many pharmacy technicians work in Alabama?

The BLS reports about 8,510 pharmacy technicians employed in Alabama as of 2025.

Is this a per-diem or contract pharmacy technician rate?

No. These figures are employed (W-2) wages from the BLS. A per-diem or contract rate is priced separately and set per assignment — HCC Pharmacy Staffing scopes it to the role, setting, and location.

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