I went to a Career Fair for school today. One of the benefits they mentioned was that it's one license to practice in 50 states.
The pharmacist who was there mentioned "once you're in, you stay in." He said that it's hard to find someone new since it takes a while, and it's difficult once they lose someone to transferring to a different location or retiring.
It kinda made it sound like I have to commit to the VA system once I start, so would it be worth looking into working for them after I graduate? Does anyone on SDN work for the VA right now? I like the idea of being able to transfer to a new location, but the pharmacist also said the staff wouldn't like it so much if I did that often.
The pharmacist who was there mentioned "once you're in, you stay in." He said that it's hard to find someone new since it takes a while, and it's difficult once they lose someone to transferring to a different location or retiring.
It kinda made it sound like I have to commit to the VA system once I start, so would it be worth looking into working for them after I graduate? Does anyone on SDN work for the VA right now? I like the idea of being able to transfer to a new location, but the pharmacist also said the staff wouldn't like it so much if I did that often.