very important question regarding details to profession and opportunities
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Retail & hospital make up over 99% of jobs for PharmD's. Get a PhD if you want to do research
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We make life and death decisions every day in pharmacy. If you don't want to do that, don't be a pharmacist.
seriously - if you can't handle life and death - you should not look at medical professions. I know many people may not realize it, but a mistake - regardless of if you are in retail or hospital - has the potential to be life and limb threatening. If you can't handle that, find a different job.
Looks like I get to post this again. This is a breakdown of where the jobs really are. Go into pharmacy only if you want to practice pharmacy.
What about regulatory affairs? is that lumped with industry? I know we're only talking about a few hundred jobs, but still.
Yeah, thanks for your thoughts. some medical professions deal more directly with life and death than others. I can be interested in a subject but whether I pursue it or not may depend on specific skills that I have
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