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Ok it's not that's bad..way to be cynical... The pharmacist role is evolving ...there is prescriber status for pharmacists now ...you will just have to work hard like in any other field and evolve with the times...the baby boomers are aging and will need pharmacists ...the healthcare field need pharmacists and it's ur job to sell your expertise
Ok it's not that's bad..way to be cynical... The pharmacist role is evolving ...there isprescriberprovider status for pharmacists now ...you will just have to work hard like in any other field and evolve with the times...the baby boomers are aging and will need pharmacists
Ok it's not that's bad..way to be cynical... The pharmacist role is evolving ...there is prescriber status for pharmacists now ...you will just have to work hard like in any other field and evolve with the times...the baby boomers are aging and will need pharmacists ...the healthcare field need pharmacists and it's ur job to sell your expertise
Ok with every field it's competitive and replaceable .. Doctors are getting replaced by registered nurses just because they are cheaper to hire .. There are pro and cons to every field... with anything you'll just have to work hard and it'll all work out no one can predict the future right now all ur doing is just guessing and you don't know what it'll be like for pharmacists
Never heard of registered nurses (non-NPs) performing surgeries or making diagnoses, but the cons outweigh the benefits in pharmacy right now. The job market is already extremely saturated, yet schools continue to open and pump out graduates at a rate far faster than demand growth. By looking at the statistics, we're headed toward a 26% unemployment rate for new grads by 2018 and beyond.
There are other careers such as software engineering, accounting, finance, other engineering. and the trades that require much less education and student debt, yet provide much better job prospects and can pay as well, if not better than pharmacy.
Going into pharmacy is becoming similar to going to law school or the liberal arts. You spend a ton of time and take out a ton of student loans only to work at a low-paying job that is not even related to your major because the jobs in your field simply aren't there. A similar analogy would be buying a penny stock of a failing company in the hopes that it will make you rich because of course, no one can predict the future and we're all merely guessing it'll go to 0 even when it's right about to declare bankruptcy.
Please cite 26% unemployment
Please cite 26% unemployment
pharmacists are now considered providers.. so the job market is in even higher demand
why would we not get reimbursed for it
why would we not get reimbursed for it
pharmacists are now considered providers.. so the job market is in even higher demand
why would we not get reimbursed for it
Idk how it is in every state, but in my state providers can dispense. There are certain restrictions/regulations on it but its doable.Dunno how it's going, but in texas we have seen the reemergence of a bill that allows doctors and optometrists to prescribe AND dispense. I have left the profession so it doesn't bother me enough to find out what those medications are, but rx students left and right are trying to protest the bill. Sure it's a conflict of interest, but maybe you should have picked a career that could be so easily replaced?
But I mean, it would save me a whole lot of time if I could just go to the drs office, get dx, and get the medicine all in one trip.
Once we begin prescribing we will be the highest demanded health care professionals. Washington is spearheading it. It will bring heath care options to the depths of every community, which is awesome!
Do some research it just passed!
The idea is for more accessible and affordable health care, which a professional like yourself should be excited about no?
Once we begin prescribing we will be the highest demanded health care professionals. Washington is spearheading it. It will bring heath care options to the depths of every community, which is awesome!
Quick! Fork over $200k, or even $300k for a PharmD degree! The school doesn't matter!
@PharmaBound please what do you seriously think that pharmacist will have the prescribing power?........ dont fool yourself
Provider status is really cool. It gives me that warm fuzzy feeling down my spine.
lol come on...lets keep this real.....in case other members see and think its serious...........is it serious though?
Fine, you grump. These pharmacy schools are definitely serious about provider status legally added to the pharmacist's responsibilities. Data and real life have a hard time backing up this claim. And when PharmD's start putting their hand in the NP and MD/DO pie, they will be shooed away by some politically powerful brooms. Nurses are a very clever group.
Ok it's not that's bad..way to be cynical... The pharmacist role is evolving ...there is prescriber status for pharmacists now ...you will just have to work hard like in any other field and evolve with the times...the baby boomers are aging and will need pharmacists ...the healthcare field need pharmacists and it's ur job to sell your expertise
Already happened by 2019-2020.There's a shot at doing alright if you move to Alaska now, but by 2022 those stores will be well staffed also. Sorry.
I was about to quote someone and say they are repeating the same arguments from a decade ago that never came to fruition, then I saw the date. Whoops.This did not age well at all
I remember being brainwashed with this nonsense while in school. lol.Ok it's not that's bad..way to be cynical... The pharmacist role is evolving ...there is prescriber status for pharmacists now ...you will just have to work hard like in any other field and evolve with the times...the baby boomers are aging and will need pharmacists ...the healthcare field need pharmacists and it's ur job to sell your expertise