Summers up north, Winters down south?

[thelonius]

Is this possible to do in any capacity as a PharmD.?

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[Praziquantel86]

Absolutely. As long as you're licensed and registered in both places you would like to reside in, your only problem should be finding a place to work that would allow a schedule like that. I know of a pharmacist who spends winters in New Zealand and summers in the States; finding two places in the same country can't be nearly as hard.

 

[njac]

absolutely. places like florida and arizona need extra healthcare workers to help out with the snowbirds.

 

[Megas]

I rotated with a PharmD who did summers in AK (IHS, hospital) while others were on vacation in the lower 48 and winters in California/Hawaii (retail).

 

[MindOverMatter]

Absolutely. This is what I plan on doing. South Florida is just too hot/humid during the summers.

 

[Sparda29]

Its possible if you're licensed in both states.

Personally, I think I'd go to San Francisco over the summer and come back to NYC for the winter.

Or do NYC in the winter, and Alaska in the summer.

I just hate warm weather.