Most of my experience is in the community setting, but I have decided that I'd like to get into working in the hospital setting. The institutional rotation that I had was mostly filling so I wasn't really shown what the pharmacist does beyond when I was allowed to enter some orders and make some IVs.
1. How difficult are hospital jobs to get without a residency these days?
2. What are the skills that I need to work on so that I can be an effective hospital pharmacist on day 1? (I have started volunteering in a hospital so that I can try to pick up what I should have learned on rotation if that paints a picture, but I'm not sure what I should be asking to learn.)
1. How difficult are hospital jobs to get without a residency these days?
2. What are the skills that I need to work on so that I can be an effective hospital pharmacist on day 1? (I have started volunteering in a hospital so that I can try to pick up what I should have learned on rotation if that paints a picture, but I'm not sure what I should be asking to learn.)