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pharmD JD
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Take a lot of Xanax to cope with the stressful burden of overwhelming loan debt?
Teach law at a COP for one. There really isn't a job I know of that requires that combination.
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I've wondered if it would just make you a great consultant as an expert witness. We have one here, and I know he has a practice, but I don't know what he does. Maybe he just does paperwork and other things that don't require court time.
There was a girl in my class that did just that. Not sure what she's planning to pursue once she gets her JD. I assume pharmacy law?
You have to get certified or appointed to be an expert witness. I've met some that are, and some that are not. Most of the ones I met taught pharm law at the nearest COP. One was director of pharmacy at a hospital in western NY making $152K. Some work at health insurance places (MCOs/PPOs/etc.). A few are on the P and T committee at their hospitals. Never met any that were retail
