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Michigan Pharmacy Technician License Verification

Pharmacy technicians certified or registered to assist a pharmacist. Trainee permits are a separate credential. Check any license number against 20,291 official Michigan records - free, and without an account.

Also searched as: CPhT, pharm tech, certified pharmacy technician.

Free, no account needed. Searches the official Michigan roster we mirror.

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This same lookup is one API call, for a single license or a whole batch. The free plan includes 500 verifications a month, with no card required.

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20,291
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October 25, 2026
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How this Michigan pharmacy technician lookup works

Michigan publishes its pharmacy technician roster as a public record. We mirror that file on a regular schedule, normalize it, and index it so a lookup returns in milliseconds. Every answer carries the source it came from and the date that source was published, so you can document the check rather than just perform it.

A license number is the only reliable identifier - names are not unique. If you only have a name, the API offers name search that returns ranked candidates for you to confirm.

We matched 678,938 federal license claims against the boards that issued them: only 40.3% matched exactly, because there is no canonical way to write a US license number.

Verifying pharmacy technicians in bulk

This page checks one license at a time. If you are onboarding staff, screening a marketplace, or keeping a roster current, the API does the same check programmatically - one request, a batch job (500 licenses per job on the free plan, up to 25,000 on Scale), or a monitor that emails and webhooks you the day a status changes.

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This lookup reflects the Michigan public roster as published. It is not a substitute for a primary-source verification where a regulator requires one, and absence from a roster is not by itself evidence of discipline. See our coverage page for the source and refresh cadence behind every state we cover.