Question for Any Pharmacy Technicians out here...

[aquafire]

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So, I've been working as a pharmacy technician for about 3 months now. My pharmacy manager is out on maternity leave so I didn't get a chance to ask her for a letter of recommendation. Do you think it is acceptable of me to ask my co-worker pharmacist for one? I work part time, so I still end up making dumb mistakes every now and then, but I don't want to wait until it is too late to get an LOR from a possible important source.

I did ask the store manager who also hired me and she said yes, so I do have that at the very least, but would it be better to have one from the pharmacist instead?

Thanks!

 

[nutripharma]

Doesn't hurt to ask!

 

[jessbp926]

Ask the other regular pharmacists. A letter from a pharmacist will always look better and they won't really know if they are the one in charge.

 

[escanoke]

You don't have the pharmacist on maternity leaves email? You could articulately word the email to request the LOR while also acknowledging that it's a very busy time for her? When would you need the LOR? I think most schools require one from a health professional


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