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My ambulatory care VA rotation was my favorite in pharmacy school. I remember running the warfarin clinic, smoking cessation program, and counseling VA patients on their meds. Did you have a leg up on the competition at all or just get lucky with the offer?
Congrats!
Inpatient or outpatient ? And if you can also share any pointers on application and interview process that’ll be great .
once again congrats!
Inpatient or outpatient ? And if you can also share any pointers on application and interview process that’ll be great .
once again congrats!
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I have veteran's preference so I think that may have helped out a little bit.
It's an inpatient clinical staff position. The application process is pretty much all the same as far as I can tell across all USAJOBS positions being posted. I am local to this particular VA so I did a phone interview first, then was scheduled an in person interview a couple weeks later. Six weeks after that I got an email from their pharmacy chief and then received a tentative offer.
This is one of the angles I plan on utilizing as well when the time comes (of course there will be more to be done but its a good start)
Congrats on the offer
This is great as long as you dont mind taking a $20-30k pay cut. Good luck and congrats.
Congratulations! A job you enjoy makes a big difference in your overall quality of life...
To be honest, the pay range actually surpasses my current retail salary at the higher end. In a few years I could end up making more.
That's what I've heard. Hopefully this opportunity will allow me to experience it first hand.
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