Pharmacist in Training <Blog Series> There are many varied paths to become a pharmacist. Historically, most pharmacists have had one of two degrees: Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm.) Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.). Since the late 1990s, the Pharm.D. has been considered standard by most in order to practice in the United
“What is it that you do again…?” Blog by Aimee Cooke My own mother doesn’t know what I do. As I am in the midst of my last year of pharmacy school, I would have hoped that my mother might know more by now. The fact that she doesn’t tells me
Ask ten pharmacists why they do what they do, and you will get at least ten different answers. What you won’t hear is “I like to count by 5’s” or “I want to stand behind a counter and look down on people.” This recurring blog feature shines a light on
Ask ten pharmacists why they do what they do, and you will get at least ten different answers. What you won’t hear is “I like to count by 5’s” or “I want to stand behind a counter and look down on people.” This recurring blog feature shines a light on
