HI EVERYONE! IM INTERESTED IN THE MEDICAL FEILD AND IM THINKING ABOUT PHARMACY AS A PROFESSION. TO ALL PHARMACIST OUT THERE, DO U ENJOY YOUR PROFESSION? WHAT ARE SOME DOWNFALLS OF YOUR JOB? DID YOU HAVE A HARD TIME FINDING A JOB AFTER YOU GRADUATED COLLEGE? THANK YOU!
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Easy JD! They're just new to this forum.
There aren't many pharmacists on this forum. Why don't you volunteer at a pharmacy and find out if you're interested or not?
There aren't many pharmacists on this forum. Why don't you volunteer at a pharmacy and find out if you're interested or not?
yeah, i agree with triangulation. there are many websites that have info about pharmacy. go ahead and read them. volunteer at a pharmacy if you can. you'll be more informed after you do these two and decide if you want to enter this profession.
good luck.
good luck.
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Don't be fooled into thinking that what you get from your volunteer experience is what you'll get as your career. I'm not planning on working in a pharmacy at all, so for me the volunteering is to make sure I understand how they work, and prepare myself for what I will complete as part of curriculum and training. The opportunities and the field are incredibly dynamic. That said, volunteering will facilitate speaking with pharmacists who can answer your questions. My advice is a volunteer in an in-patient pharmacy at a hospital you'll see a greater variety of people and situations that you can draw from.
Don't be fooled into thinking that what you get from your volunteer experience is what you'll get as your career. I'm not planning on working in a pharmacy at all, so for me the volunteering is to make sure I understand how they work, and prepare myself for what I will complete as part of curriculum and training. The opportunities and the field are incredibly dynamic. That said, volunteering will facilitate speaking with pharmacists who can answer your questions. My advice is a volunteer in an in-patient pharmacy at a hospital you'll see a greater variety of people and situations that you can draw from.
