To all of the pharmacy students and current pharmacists that are sick and tired of the oversaturated job market, and want to help do something about it, there is a very easy way that you all can. The very easy way to help desaturate the job market is by simply refusing to get a preceptor license. Unless of course, your job requires one. But most pharmacist jobs to my knowledge do not require one. The main cause of saturation is the sudden increase of new pharmacy schools opening up, and current pharmacy schools expanding their class sizes. In order for all of these pharmacy schools across the country to pump out the massive amounts of PharmDs every year, they need a lot of licensed preceptors to supervise them during there APPE rotations. If the number of licensed preceptors in the US were to greatly decrease, pharmacy schools would have no choice but to accept less students into their PharmD programs. Accepting less students equals less graduates, and less graduates equals a desaturating job market.