Life as a PA Pharmacist is Good!

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[edwardmatt83]

Wow...I wasn't expecting to see this thread get resurrected. I'm still at my same job 5+ years later and I still love it.

 

[wagrxm2000]

Wow...I wasn't expecting to see this thread get resurrected. I'm still at my same job 5+ years later and I still love it.

So all the recent retail cutting led me to research more on PA pharmacist jobs, which seem to have more job positions open than any other pharmacy settings nowadays.

I noticed there hasn't been much recent discussions about this particular job setting and was hoping PA pharmacists on the forum could share/update anything about their experience with the job.

Has the work climate changed for worse or better since 2014?

Why are there positions open so relatively frequently (through staffing companies)? Due to turnover? Or is there really an increased demand?

Would you still recommend PA/appeals/pbm?

Thanks in advance!

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[PharmS20]

So all the recent retail cutting led me to research more on PA pharmacist jobs, which seem to have more job positions open than any other pharmacy settings nowadays.

I noticed there hasn't been much recent discussions about this particular job setting and was hoping PA pharmacists on the forum could share/update anything about their experience with the job.

Has the work climate changed for worse or better since 2014?

Why are there positions open so relatively frequently (through staffing companies)? Due to turnover? Or is there really an increased demand?

Would you still recommend PA/appeals/pbm?

Thanks in advance!

I also found this forum years after it was created. Seems no one has replied back to you. If you're still active on sdn and could share with me if you found any of the above answers, or have taken such a position. Thank you =]