So as a student (like OP and myself), how would you showcase your academic achievements, publications, honors, awards, etc. that belongs in a CV on a resume? A new grad's resume wouln't have enough pharmacy experience listed to compete with a veteran pharmacist for example. How do you stand out as a new grad?
The question is whether or not you need to showcase all of those things on your resume. If you are applying to an academic (including clinical faculty jobs), industry, government, or other research-related job, then you would submit a CV with all of those things. If you are applying to a private sector retail job, you would submit a resume showcasing your education, experience, and skills that are related to the job. For a new grad, highlight related APPEs and other internships, immunization certification and any other special skills/certifications related to the job, and of course pharmacy degree related-education and pharmacist licensure (or intern license if you aren't licensed yet) on your resume. Awards, honors, publications, professional memberships (unless they are retail related, like say an award for customer service) are not things that I would imagine a retail hiring manager cares about all that much. I don't have any experience as a retail hiring manager, so take this with a grain of salt, but not only is a lot of that stuff not applicable to retail work, if you submit a CV or "CV-like" resume to a retail job, they might think you are applying as a backup for not getting a residency, or that retail pharmacy was not your first choice, i.e. you were doing all of these other activities because you were working towards an academic/research/industry/government job, and something went wrong, and now you're scrambling for a retail job.
edit: another thought, if you did do something extensive or exceptional, like presented a poster at a national conference, or led a student health fair, or did some kind of unique experience that showcases your leadership, initiative, public speaking skills, work ethic, business acumen, creativity, etc. definitely put that on your resume. I would just avoid listing every single academic thing you did on your resume.