My school told me to get my own because your company can often times sue you for a mistake. Many people I know are only covered the employers complimentary plan. What is your take? Get your own liability insurance or is the one that your employer offers you good enough?
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If you're concerned you can get good coverage for a few hundred a year. It's not expensive for pharmacists because there is a relatively low number of claims compared with other health care providers. I would say just get it and have your butt covered. A company will probably not hesitate to throw you under the bus if they determine you didn't exactly follow their policies.
This only applies to your career as a pharmacist. As an intern/IPPE/APPE, your pharmacist/school is responsible.
