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Hey guys,
I just wanted to get some insight on some of the things that pharmacists do outside the realm of retail or the hospital equivalent (not really sure what theyre called.) No disrespect to those occupations, but I wanted to know how realistic it is to go into pharmacy school with the expectation of doing something else. I've heard a number of a number of different occupations like a consultant pharmacist (apparently a growing field), oncology pharmacy, cardiology pharmacy, working corporate, medical science liaison, etc..
How possible is it to go into these apparently more non-traditional fields (I made that term up so correct me if I'm wrong) and how reasonable is it to go INTO pharmacy school without the intention of being a retail or a hospital basement pharmacist (not that they're not good careers)?
I just wanted to get some insight on some of the things that pharmacists do outside the realm of retail or the hospital equivalent (not really sure what theyre called.) No disrespect to those occupations, but I wanted to know how realistic it is to go into pharmacy school with the expectation of doing something else. I've heard a number of a number of different occupations like a consultant pharmacist (apparently a growing field), oncology pharmacy, cardiology pharmacy, working corporate, medical science liaison, etc..
How possible is it to go into these apparently more non-traditional fields (I made that term up so correct me if I'm wrong) and how reasonable is it to go INTO pharmacy school without the intention of being a retail or a hospital basement pharmacist (not that they're not good careers)?
