Graduation gifts?

[Rouelle]

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Does anyone buy graduation gifts for their graduating interns? If so, what do you buy them?

 

[impatientcollegestudent]

Yea a job would be a nice and RARE gift...bahahaha


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[Rouelle]

Hmm, not sure I can order one of those off of Amazon 🙂

 

[impatientcollegestudent]

That's not surprising at all to hear since no one can find those in the real market either... bahahaha


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[trailerpark]

Just give money. That's what everyone really wants. No gift cards. Cold hard classy CASH! [emoji857]


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[Rouelle]

"Here's a 10. Buy yourself something nice"? 🙂

 

[Apples2Oranges]

That's nice of you to even consider giving something. Usually the students buy things for you. But an Amazon or Starbucks gift card is nice. Something useful during this age.

I got an iTunes gift card last year...really? Would've been nice in 2002. The pharmacist was like 60.

 

[Lexington2012]

Wait, was I supposed to buy gifts for my preceptors? Now I feel bad 🙁

 

[Old Timer]

I always give a gift to my graduating interns. This year my favorite intern in the last 35 years is ready to fly the coup. I will take her and her husband to a nice restaurant and I will give her some of the pharmacy memorabilia I have collected over the years . I will probably throw in an amex gift card as well. She has made the last 4 years easier for me. Kids like this come along only once in a while and you have to appreciate them while you have them around. I have has the murderer's row of Interns the last 5 years. I also get to learn from some very bright people. This woman worked 20 hours a week, also did per diem at a hospital, volunteered at her church, did extra curricular activities at school and topped it off with a 3.98 GPA. I will never see this again. I have posted this many times. It's an old Talmudic saying:

Rabbi Chanina said:

• Much have I learned from my teachers.
• More from my colleagues than from my teachers,
• But, from my students I have learned the most.

Talmud: Ta'anit 7a -1

 

[trailerpark]

Why didn't she have a 4.0?


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