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Sterile Compounding Training for Pharmacists is a comprehensive, advanced program designed to equip pharmacists with the knowledge and skills required to perform, oversee, and maintain compliant sterile compounding practices across pharmacy settings.
This comprehensive MasteryRx sterile compounding series equips pharmacy professionals with the knowledge, skills, and judgment necessary to safely prepare compounded sterile preparations while meeting the latest USP <797> requirements. Through a series of engaging, practice-based modules, participants explore every critical aspect of the sterile compounding process, including hand hygiene and garbing, environmental cleaning and disinfection, aseptic technique, HEPA airflow principles, primary engineering control (PEC) use, sterile compounding calculations, immediate-use compounding, and ongoing quality assurance. Real-world scenarios, interactive decision-making exercises, and practical demonstrations help learners connect regulatory requirements to everyday practice, reinforcing the actions that protect product sterility and patient safety.
Designed for both frontline pharmacy professionals and healthcare organizations, the program goes beyond compliance training to foster a culture of quality, accountability, and continuous improvement. Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians gain confidence in applying best practices, identifying contamination risks, preventing errors, and maintaining competency in sterile compounding environments.
Enroll today to gain one year of unlimited access and elevate your expertise in delivering safe, compliant, and effective compounded medications.
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This session takes participants inside the critical first line of defense in sterile compounding: hand hygiene and garbing. Through real-world scenarios, practical demonstrations, and insights drawn from USP <797> standards, learners will discover how seemingly small actions, such as proper handwashing, glove use, and gowning technique, directly impact patient safety and contamination prevention. The program goes beyond regulations to explore the science behind sterility, common mistakes that lead to competency failures, and the hidden contamination risks present in every compounding environment.
Learning Objectives:
Describe hand hygiene and garbing steps used in sterile compounding practice
Identify common contamination risks that occur during hand hygiene and garbing
This activity takes participants inside the critical world of sterile compounding environments, where patient safety depends on maintaining an exceptionally clean and controlled workspace. Through realistic scenarios, practical examples, and current USP <797> standards, learners will discover how cleaning, disinfection, and sporicidal processes work together to prevent contamination and protect patients from harm. The module explores the science behind environmental control, common cleaning failures, proper product selection, cleaning frequencies, and quality monitoring practices. By examining real-world challenges, such as failed audits, improper cleaning techniques, and critical compliance breakdowns, participants will gain valuable insights into how seemingly small details can have significant consequences.
Learning Objectives:
This session takes learners inside the critical world of sterile compounding, where every movement, surface, and airflow pattern can directly impact patient safety. Through real-world scenarios, practical demonstrations, and interactive decision points, participants will explore the essential principles of aseptic technique, learn how to protect “first air” within ISO-5 environments, and discover how HEPA-filtered airflow serves as a frontline defense against contamination. By connecting technical concepts to everyday compounding practice, the program reveals how small actions can have significant consequences for patient outcomes.
Learning Objectives:
Describe aseptic technique principles that protect first air
Indicate how HEPA filtered unidirectional airflow supports contamination control
This session uncovers how seemingly small actions can have a major impact on product sterility and patient safety. Through real-world examples, visual scenarios, and practical demonstrations, learners will explore how personnel movement, material handling, primary engineering controls (PECs), and equipment manipulation work together to maintain a compliant environment. Participants will be challenged to identify common mistakes, evaluate workflow decisions, and apply best practices for preserving “first air” and aseptic technique.
Learning Objectives:
This session immerses pharmacy professionals in the high-stakes world of sterile compounding, where even the smallest calculation can have a major impact on patient safety. Through realistic scenarios, interactive calculation challenges, and practical examples drawn from everyday pharmacy practice, participants explore how to accurately determine doses, perform dilutions, select the right measuring devices, and maintain compliance with USP standards. Rather than focusing on theory alone, the program highlights real-world risks, from dosing errors and contamination to regulatory citations, and demonstrates how precision, critical thinking, and documentation work together to protect patients.
Learning Objectives:
Restate key sterile compounding calculations including dilutions and concentrations
Identify appropriate measuring equipment and aseptic techniques that ensure accuracy and sterility
This session explores the medications healthcare professionals may need to prepare quickly when a patient’s condition cannot wait. Through realistic emergency scenarios, practical decision-making exercises, and guidance rooted in the latest USP <797> standards, participants will learn how to balance urgency with patient safety while avoiding common compliance pitfalls. The program highlights when immediate-use compounding is appropriate, what safeguards must be followed, and why documentation, labeling, and timing are critical to protecting patients.
Learning Objectives:
Identify situations where immediate-use compounding appropriate and compliant with USP standards
Describe immediate-use aseptic technique, labeling, timing, and administration requirements
This annual refresher places participants in the role of a sterile compounding professional responsible for protecting patient safety through every step of the compounding process. Using realistic audit findings, inspection observations, troubleshooting scenarios, and quality assurance case studies, learners will explore how small actions, such as hand hygiene, garbing, equipment setup, cleaning practices, calculations, and aseptic technique, can have a major impact on sterility and compliance. Rather than simply reviewing regulations, the activity challenges participants to identify risks, analyze common errors, and apply practical solutions drawn from real-world sterile compounding environments. By connecting competency, compliance, and quality improvement, the program encourages learners to think like investigators and problem-solvers, building confidence in their ability to recognize vulnerabilities, strengthen processes, and contribute to safer patient care.
Learning Objectives:
Describe core sterile compounding competencies and identify areas requiring improvement.
Recognize common aseptic technique, garbing, and PEC use errors observed during audits and inspections.
Identify updated regulatory requirements, standards revisions, and emerging best practices.
Determine how lessons learned from reported events, quality control inspections and quality assurance audits can improve the overall quality assurance program.
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