Recent content by Farcus

andetocal evidence but start hospital job after residency in 2014, saw a lot of recruit hunter emailing me in 2014-2016, hospital jobs, some with bonus/clinical jobs in middle of nowhere texas or west side of texas or somewhere in texas no one wants to go, now I don't receive them.

Its financial suicide unless you can get a ROAD program in medicine. But if you feel such an urge and calling for it go for it, know at most you'll break out even at this point if you don't get a ROAD program, worse you're financially worse off but you'll get be a real doctor then. ROAD=...

I'm glad you can give me your anecdotal evidence. Oh wait ANECDOTAL. Have you seen the job projection by the government?

Clonidine is a centrally acting alpha 2 agonist and going back to basic pharmacology, if I remember correctly, alpha 2 receptor that reside in CNS act very differently than what you'd expect. they are in fact autoreceptors if I remember correctly. These autoreceptor suppress release of vesicles...

some program early commit, it make sense for the program and the person committing if half way through the year its already a good fit and the resident is progressing well. however if you're barely making it type of resident then its unlikely you'll be early committed. speak from experience.

That an error 325 1 tab po prn, 325mg qd or bid is really only like post op ortho pt, I don't even think the existing literature points to 325 is better than 81mg in cardioprotective effect, and definitely more bleeding. I hardly see asa being used for pain clinically (one or twice ever), though...

appreciate the thoughts and comments, I guess I got this year to decide how to get there. I just don't know if getting a MBA is worth it though. Like I'd probably end up paying 5-10k and my institution pays rest of it. This most likely will be an online MBA as I don't think i'll have enough time...

Did a quick search here and nothing really comes up with much guidance so thought I'd ask here. What is the most efficient way to become a DOP (director of pharmacy) within a relatively short period of time 5-10 years? I'd think probably to ask my current director and my past manager (who just...

here https://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/to-pre-pharm-students-and-pharmacists.1236883 :)

umm, if you're an anal retentive w/ a lack of personality and poor social skills and individuality then yes i can only believe usually these type of personalities are the ones that seem to gripe over a B in therapeutics, ****s not rocket science i'd digress that i can't say having the most...

https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/pharmacists.htm#tab-1 job outlook growth next 10 year, 3% lol, #rage, i sincerely hope this will discourage some of you pre-pharm people to look elsewhere, if its 3% now think what it'll be by the time you graduate sorry pharmd student ya came in at the wrong...

umm sounds like he doesn't support you in anyway and doesn't want to wait... you get out of school when you're 30... that's still pretty young to find someone who knows you might find someone in pharmacy school that'll support you as what I seen a lot of relationship doesn't last during pharmacy...

probably nor worth it in psych unless you really like it, job outlook not good, and after pgy1 and working its hard to go back to do another year. may be consider getting MS in psychology for added qualification instead of PGY2? this way you'll have a permanent degree in that field and at least...

possible but not probable and must be middle of no where hospitals, a chain residency is for lack of better word at best easy way to amb care to skip pgy2, at worst you lose 70k earning potential to do same thing you could of done w/o one. I have a friend that did IV Infusion ASHP accredited...

good because seriously why the hell would I spent time to read your poster if there is nothing on it as result? This sort of bs should of been removed way before for people who just like to pad their CV for residency interviews... Because guess what that's what you have to do as a resident, have...