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Anyone care to share, what are your goals in pharmacy
sweetmurphy said:Clinical Research or scientific research in a pharmaceutical company -I want to get a PharmD/PhD
WVUPharm2007 said:My goal as of now is to graduate with the lowest GPA possible, get a job working mail order or 7-on-7-off night shift somewhere so i don't actually have to ever talk to the general public.
I like to set lofty goals...
WVUPharm2007 said:My goal as of now is to graduate with the lowest GPA possible, get a job working mail order or 7-on-7-off night shift somewhere so i don't actually have to ever talk to the general public.
I like to set lofty goals...
Sosumi said:Two of my friends who are in Rho Chi are having a competition to see which one of them can graduate with the lowest GPA of any Rho Chi member. Once you're in, they can't kick you out!
ButlerPharm.D. said:Rho Chi membership is offered to the top 20% of each P2 class.
ours is top 10%ButlerPharm.D. said:Rho Chi membership is offered to the top 20% of each P2 class.
FAMU2010 said:I have always wanted to work in a critical care setting and then eventually specialize as an oncology pharmacist.
pharmeronadell said:I seems my goal is to accummulate so much student loan debt that I will be forced to work a 7 on 7 off hospital staff job, and work a fulltime retail job in between so I can afford to eat.
blueclassring said:my ultimate goal is to open up several pharmacies that specialize in compounding and integrate clinical aspects of pharmacy. immediate goals are to graduate and do a residency.
there are actually quite a few compounding residencies...starsweet said:That's interesting, as I'm interested in compounding. I was wondering if you are looking at a specific residency that relates somehow to compounding?
bbmuffin said:ours is top 10%
starsweet said:That's interesting, as I'm interested in compounding. I was wondering if you are looking at a specific residency that relates somehow to compounding?
Requiem said:There's a course offered in North America to obtain a compounding specialty, we had a presentation on it by someone who runs a compounding pharmacy.
It's not a residency as such, there's just a national club for compounding pharmacists and they hold that course - i'm not sure how often, annually perhaps.
But, to be honest the "art of compounding" is relatively rare.
FAMU2010 said:I have always wanted to work in a critical care setting and then eventually specialize as an oncology pharmacist.