CVS PMEL

[redmuskan]

It looks like CVS now has a track (a coursework) to be a PIC called PMEL(am emerging leader program)? Do you get a raise if you applied for it?

 

[SouthernRetailRPH]

No, only if you get the district manager job 5 years down the road (you won't)

 

[Momus]

Kiss a bunch of asses and do your boss dirty work. Imz training, training new grads, a bunch of extra projects, clinical work, top imzer, chime in for "new" ideas and pretend you know more than every one at the meeting/conference call, etc and cross your finger they might just like you enough to promote you. Wait until one of the DM retires. You could be waiting 5-10 yrs, then some new grads manager 2 yrs in, better looking, taller, more charming then you, more likeable to your boss, steal the spot.

 

[HandsomeVampire]

Sounds like Residency.
Do PIC work without the pay

 

[Dr Wario]

I think people are confusing the old EL program with the new PMEL program. The old EL program was for PICs that wanted to become a district leader, the PMEL program is for staff pharmacists that want to become a PIC. No you do not get a raise for being in the program, heck you barely get a raise for becoming a PIC, but it may be worth it to you if you like to have more control over the pharmacy (or you are a really good staff pharmacist in a ghetto store and the only way they are ever going to move you is to become a PIC).

 

[bluerain29]

Anyone here have the numbers for the Learnnet modules that are to be completed for this program?

It looks like CVS now has a track (a coursework) to be a PIC called PMEL(am emerging leader program)? Do you get a raise if you applied for it?

 

[CetiAlphaFive]

Hahahah, the absolute lack of dignity of the pharmacists who are now doing extra computer modules in order to be PICs at the worst pharmacy company is horrifying.

Wow.