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The only thread I could find on this topic was posted 2 years ago and wasn't very enlightening.
Forensics seems to be one of those nebulous areas that a pharmacist can work in, given the right opportunities. A few universities offer Masters programs in Forensic Pharmacy.
Has anyone been consulted for forensic work? How would forensic pharmacy differ from the work done by a toxicologist?
As a side note: toxicology doesn't really have a set requirement, to enter the profession, besides having at least a BS and passing their 3-part certification. I wonder if pharmacists have crossed over in the past.
Forensics seems to be one of those nebulous areas that a pharmacist can work in, given the right opportunities. A few universities offer Masters programs in Forensic Pharmacy.
Has anyone been consulted for forensic work? How would forensic pharmacy differ from the work done by a toxicologist?
As a side note: toxicology doesn't really have a set requirement, to enter the profession, besides having at least a BS and passing their 3-part certification. I wonder if pharmacists have crossed over in the past.