Recent content by pharmBear

He said doom and gloom... He must be a member of sdn....I think I'm going to send this link to every student that comes through my rotation.

If you taken this, or recommend a review course then please enlighten me. Either pm or here. It doesn't seem very difficult and I work with a ton of so meds in the manage care side. But I sure hate to under estimate this test. Tia

Following mentos post, I'll go next and hope that this can help anyone who may stumble on this post. Graduated 2014. No previous pharm experience other than volunteering. Standard ippes and appes by graduation. Received license in August and staff position located 1.5hours away to start in...

Mine was mandatory. Didn't realize some places gave you a choice.

The best resource is updated clinical guidelines. Followed by up to date and your usual lexi micromedex. Pubmed for the primary literature. Pharmacist letter if you have access. These 4 yo 5 tools are more than enough to get you through appes. Sign up for drug news to stay current and...

Dont defer, do income based repayment. It would end up zero but it still counts (correct me if im wrong) for eventual forgiveness whether that is 30 or 25 years from now.

Yup watched that whole video. The roden mlm is pretty bad, it spams my facebook!

Right now i need the service of a engineer to build stuff more than pharmacy drug service if that is any indicator

Can you be more specific as to what you want to know? Contracting? Pa? Formulary managers? Liasons? Managements? Project managers? Im just listing stuff to see what rings a bell.

My workplace is hiring a few rphs. Of course there were dozens of applicants for it. We are in the process of sending offers. Sure hope my new coworkers doesn't suck.

Original post was deleted but here are something i will share with you.....it doesnt matter. Why doesnt it matter?..because when you are in practice, I can tell who knows their stuff and actually applies the knowledge versus who just "memorized the answers". The difference is really truly...

Hi, If you want a field where people do not dread coming to you, pharmacy and dentistry are not your best option. Even as a pharmacist, I do not enjoy going to a pharmacy to pick anything up. The line is awful as you know. What are your strengths? What do you like? Do not pick something...

You should reach out to admission and correct it because intetview questions includes a question about reapplying and what you did differently. Also in practice, it is always highly encouragedto own up to your mistakes.

Sad but true. Although, sometimes you get lucky and a md resident truly are dependent for the first few months while they get their feet wet. In general, clinical pharmacist looks at patient charts alot and make reccomendations. If there are collaborative agreement in place, then they make...

Hello, The fields you mention usually require 1 (pgy1) to 2 years (pgy2) after pharmacy school in the form of residency. Majority of people apply for residency in their last year of pharmacy school. The match rate for residency is tough. Graduating residency does not guarantee you a job at the...