Pharmacist

During the last year my interests to become a pharmacist have solidified. I have always been fascinated in how medications help and influence the body and how I can help better my community. As a high school student I am qualified for this scholarship because I am a hard worker, have been taking AP chemistry classes and have a drive and passion in the field of science. My educational proposal consists of acquiring a masters degree in pharmaceutical science. To do so my plan is to attend University

Even though pharmacists have to go to school longer and their work schedule is unpredictable, a career in pharmacy is a job worth pursuing because it pays well, and, as long as people are living, they are going to need drugs. Medicine today is really popular and has immense power to heal and make life better for millions of Americans. Medicines also can seriously harm people if not taken correctly. This is where the role of the pharmacist is important. Pharmacists dispense prescription medications

medication brands, side effects on drugs, and medical equipment. Also pharmacists order and buy medical items and drugs to maintain stock and handle it correctly. Next, pharmacists have to work with other health care specialists to analyze, plan, and check the qualities of the drug to determine the efficiency of the drug. Lastly, they have keep records about their patients, pharmacy, and inventories. Working Conditions: Pharmacists have to withstand physical conditions such as being able to lift ten

this it is important to understand what pharmacists do, their role in prevention, and the severity of prescription drug abuse. Pharmacists are known to dispense prescription drugs to patients and inform them about their use; However, one aspect of their career most people overlook is that Pharmacists must keep a sharp eye out for criminals looking to abuse these prescribed drugs. First, here is some important background information about Pharmacists. A Pharmacist is someone who is trained and licensed

Pharmacists makes the medication patients receive by mixing specific substances. Their only job is not to just make the medication, but to inform the patient receiving the medicine on any questions they may have over what they are prescribed. The median yearly pay is around $121,000, or $58.45 hourly. The lowest level of schooling to be a pharmacist is a four year agenda. Pharmacists must have a Doctor of Pharmacy and need to be licensed, undergoing exams. Assisting Pharmacists, are pharmacy technicians

A Survey of Secondary Care Pharmacist Independent Prescribers in the West Midlands Proposal summary The implementation of pharmacist independent prescribing is an emerging area in healthcare with the potential to optimise access to medicines. However the actual role of independent prescribers [IP] in practice is poorly understood and under-represented in literature. Current interest in funding for pharmacist IP by Health Education West Midlands [HEWM] is a major driver behind this research. It is

Have you ever wondered, will the pharmacies ever do something about the drug prices? What about technology taking over the jobs of the pharmacist and pharmacy technician. Well, I have and I would love to share some of my concerns with you. There is a fear that technology may one day replace many of the hospitals, pharmacists, and pharmacy technicians. Today there are many machines (computers) on the market that are capable of filling prescriptions and checking medications. That’s our job! Technology

CRB Tech Pharmacist Understanding the role of a pharmacist in the pharmaceutical industry. Pharmacists, otherwise addressed chemists (Commonwealth English) or druggist (North American and, anciently, Commonwealth English), are medicinal services experts who work in a drug store, the field of health sciences concentrating on safe and effective drug use. A pharmacist is an individual from the health care services group specifically included with patient care. Pharmacists undertake college level

2012). In the case of Hooks SuperX, Inc. v. McLaughlin the pharmacists are being accused of filling drugs at a faster rate causing harm to the patient, McLaughlin. Pharmacists have many different responsibilities to their patients, these include promoting patient’s safety through checking the patient’s medication and keeping good records every time a patient fills a new prescription or refills prescription filled (Leagle, 1994). Pharmacists should also improve

Pharmacists want to benefit their patients to the best of their ability, but sometimes individual pharmacists are put into a difficult position of whether or not to assist certain patients and their needs. This can affect the patients and pharmacists if not dealt with properly. In the United States there is a policy in effect that all pharmacists are required to fill all prescriptions no matter how it personally affects the pharmacist. Pharmacists, if they morally object they should not have to fill