How to become a compounder?

The qualifications you need to become a compounder depend on the industry in which you work. Regardless of the industry, you need skills such as an eye for detail and the ability to make precise measurements. In manufacturing positions, you need a high school diploma and, oftentimes, previous experience working in manufacturing. Math skills are always crucial for compounders. If your responsibilities include working with hazardous materials or chemicals, you may need to undergo safety training or certification. In a pharmacy, a compounder is a licensed pharmacist who may be assisted by a compounding pharmacy technician.