dude...did you just start working for them or something? Fred Ottolino is the biggest jack*** I've ever met...you know the "VP of Pharmacy Operations"if you work at publix pharmacy, want to know about publix pharmacy, or just love shopping at publix please enter this thread!!!!!
Publix is the best place to work for retail pharmacy!!!!!!!!!!!!
They had good popsicles when I was a kid. Then it got closed and bought by a Mega Foods.
Fairly large grocery chain down here in the South, especially in urban Georgia and Florida.What's Publix? Isn't that just some supermarket down south? They musta spiked this guy's fruitpunch or something...
Typically, scheduling is done by the pharmacy manager. Some of the bigger city areas have a "scheduler" at the district office, but they only schedule floater help to cover sick days and vacations. Most stores have techs/interns but not all stores do. If the store does less than 400 per week (yea, 400) you can assume you probably won't have a tech.
It depends on the two pharmacists at the store. A lot of times, it's left up to the two of them to figure out the hours. Many stores do the 12 hour deal with maybe 1 day of overlap. Some busier stores decide to do 2 days of overlap.
Tech schedules are not structured like pharmacists' schedules. Chances are, you will never work a 9-9. Tech 1 at our store is full-time, so most of the time he/she gets 40 hours and a 11-7 schedule Mon-Fri. Tech 2 at our store is part-time, so most of the time he/she gets 20 hours, and usually works a 2-6 schedule Mon-Fri. Basically, part-time techs are usually scheduled at the busiest times of the day for your pharmacy, so it will vary.
The pharmacy is so much cooler, it's like a separate branch of publix.
Translation: 12 hour shift? I'd like to see my pharmacist pull that trick on me. You will probably start out with the 4-8PM shift until you get comfortable with the way things are run.
Is english your second language, or are you the type of low quality "professional" being produced by some pharmacy school?
Translation: 12 hour shift? I'd like to see my pharmacist pull that trick on me. You will probably start out with the 4-8PM shift until you get comfortable with the way things are run.
...act professional when I need to be and have fun anytime else...you one of those kids that prib get mad at people like me who sleep in class, dont come to class, or goof off in class and still do better than you in school..wait wait i mean in LIFE!!! thumbdownTranslation: 12 hour shift? I'd like to see my pharmacist pull that trick on me. You will probably start out with the 4-8PM shift until you get comfortable with the way things are run.
Just because you can understand your "leet speak" doesn't mean most intelligent people can.thumbdownComputer system - We are not scheduled get ERX until later this year, so I don't really know any more about that.
That's probably a good idea. I believe we have one of the highest tuition reimbursement programs by amount. It amounts to somewhere around 20k after four years of pharmacy school, and that does not include the financial assistance that you get from Publix if you claim yourself as a Pre-Pharm during your undergrad years. (This, obviously, is not as much as you get during pharmacy school.)My store wont be getting the new system until May..
if your going to work for publix RIGHT after you graduate FULL TIME..then I would advise you to take the scholarship that they offer you while you work for them
Wade Cobb is not the only supervisor in SC. That's all I'm gonna say about that.
That's true as well. You just have to weigh all of your options. If you don't get the financial assistance, you will get a sign-on bonus, which could be larger than the 20k depending on the area. (I believe that if you take out financial assistance, you don't get a sign-on bonus, but I could be wrong.)
Wade Cobb is not the only supervisor in SC. That's all I'm gonna say about that.
back in 2004/2005 ish. It's still something I think about doing when I am done with my current job. my whole goal in life is to do something different that most people don't do/consider
Publix is a great place to work, especially in comparison to CVS or Walgreens. We have 12 hour shifts, but most of our stores are fairly slow. We also use PDX, but we are in the process of moving over to a new, less archaic system.
See PMart's post in this thread: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=580546
yes, they do but its all dependent on your partner what you want to do
