"There's no enough representation of a hospital pharmacist" this is so true even here in India... you're doing a great job..plz don't Stop to make more videos💗
Hi Sarah, I love and value all of your tips, tricks, and advice! I follow you on multiple platforms, I was hoping you could share how you organized your portfolio. Thank you for all your hard work and detail you provide us aspiring clinical pharmacist!🙌
Love your study tips and keeping the current guidelines in your pocket !!! I am currently a retail pharmacist for the last 18 years and thinking about hospital pharmacy, do you have any recommendations or resources/study guides on common interactions and calculations hospital pharmacist encounter.
My go-to resources I use at work is UptoDate & micromedex! GlobalRPH is a good website to check how to compound certain IV medications. There’s also a lot of good pharmacist blogs that go over hospital topics! Some that I can recall are pharmacyjoe.com and emcrit.org
Thank you for letting me know! I just fixed the link :) docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSclXvl_A3GRQyBkOy92Gdl0Z9fb3vF7m3s9QsjauQPexSnu4Q/viewform?usp=sf_link
I don’t think it’ll ever become NON-existent since older pharmacists gotta retire eventually right 😉 you can also always work per-diem at a hospital until a full time position opens. Or work full time at a large chain hospital (kaiser, VA) but in a non-ideal location for a short time until you can transfer to a more ideal location when a position opens!
Hi! hospital pharmacist positions require a pharmD degree, meaning you’ll need to complete a 3-4 year doctorate of pharmacy program! +/- an extra year of residency training to be competitive for the position!
Thank you so much for the helpful tips especially during APPEs!! I am currently a pharmacy student on the west coast!😊Could you talk about applying to residency and that process since it can be very daunting and confusing in another video?🤍
hi thanks for the great video. is it true that its hard to get hospital pharmacy jobs in us and it doesnt have good jobe scope? isnt physical therapy a better degree?
I’d say yes, it’s becoming increasingly more competitive in terms of hospital pharmacy jobs! But no, I work in california and we have a lot of scope. As a clinical pharmacist, I am able to prescribe and titrate a variety of medications under my scope of practice! We have a lot of autonomy in pharmacy in the west coast. I am not sure how it is for other parts of the United States!
hello,😊 I am a student of pharmacy faculty in turkey.Which grade student are you? What advice do you have for me as a pharmacist?I know that spices are quite common and important in India. I'm sure herbal medicine is quite common, is it?
I am not quite sure ☹️ However, residency match is broken into 2 phases. If you don’t match during phase I, there is something called phase II in which programs and students who did not match get a second chance!
@@SarahPharmDhi, i was admitted to USC in CA and Creighton in AZ. Creighton is a lot cheaper and near my home so do you think USC worth a move to CA? Should I stick with a cheapest school or choose higher-ranked school like USC regardless high tuition of USC?
@@phuotnuocmychannel3021 where do you ultimately want to work? Do you want a job in CA or in your hometown? If you want a job at your hometown, I say definitely pick Creighton! In addition to cheaper tuition, the most important reason in my opinion is networking. Most of your 4th year rotations will be local in the area of your school. This gives you the opportunity to network and potentially get hired on if you do well at those sites. Pharmacy is a small world so even if you don’t get hired on at your rotation sites, jobs you apply for - the pharmacists there will probably know someone that works at your rotations and ask how you did on your rotation. USC is a great school and I picked it because I ultimately wanted a job in my hometown. USC has a lot of connections in terms of internships and rotations in Southern California - so if you want to live in California, I say pick USC.
@@SarahPharmD thank you so much for your valuable insight! I really want to live in California because of better weather than AZ my hometown. But I am torn between AZ and CA because as you know, it’s saturated in big cities in CA where weather is perfect. I also believe USC have stronger network than Creighton which can help me land a good position in CA. What do you think if I study pharmacy in AZ then apply for jobs in CA in order to save money and live close to my family during 4 years of schooling? Is it doable that out-of-state candidate is hired in CA? I know I need to study pharmacy law in CA after graduation to pass law test to get licensed to work in CA.
@@phuotnuocmychannel3021 if you want to ultimately live/work in CA, it would be more difficult to network and secure a job from Creighton after you graduate :/ the CA pharmacy law exam CPJE is actually a more difficult law exam compared to the MJPE that other states use. A lot of pharmacists from out of state have to take it multiple times because the pharmacy schools in other states don’t prepare you enough on how to take it because it is so difficult/different. you will also be competing against pharmacy students that have internships and networks already established in the area if you apply from out of state. Because a lot of people stand out on paper, a good word of mouth recommendation from a pharmacist that knows you can go a long way.
"There's no enough representation of a hospital pharmacist" this is so true even here in India... you're doing a great job..plz don't Stop to make more videos💗
Awwww thank you for your support 💕🥹
hi are you from indian? as an indian lover girl , I know that spices are important maybe herbal medicine is quite a lot so
The fact that you mentioned the strategy to remember the bulky information is to teach someone and repetition. I love that thank so much.
Great insights into these questions Sarah. I enjoy seeing fellow pharmacists documenting their journeys and giving advice.
Thanks for this Q&A
Thank you for watching!! ☺️
Hi Sarah, I love and value all of your tips, tricks, and advice! I follow you on multiple platforms, I was hoping you could share how you organized your portfolio. Thank you for all your hard work and detail you provide us aspiring clinical pharmacist!🙌
Aww Thank you so much! I appreciate your support! I would love to do a video on that :) By portfolio, do you mean CV/resume?
Thanks for the video !
Good continuation 👍
Thank you for watching! ☺️
Love your study tips and keeping the current guidelines in your pocket !!! I am currently a retail pharmacist for the last 18 years and thinking about hospital pharmacy, do you have any recommendations or resources/study guides on common interactions and calculations hospital pharmacist encounter.
My go-to resources I use at work is UptoDate & micromedex! GlobalRPH is a good website to check how to compound certain IV medications. There’s also a lot of good pharmacist blogs that go over hospital topics! Some that I can recall are pharmacyjoe.com and emcrit.org
thank you
Please upload more videos related to pharmacy
Will do! ☺️🫡
You are amazing
what does pharmacist do especially in lab?
Mam can you give me some bullet points about
"role of ambulatory pharmacy in disaster management " Thank you ❤
Hi Sarah, I tried submitting questions for you on “Submitting Questions” section but the link is no longer available.
Thank you for letting me know! I just fixed the link :) docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSclXvl_A3GRQyBkOy92Gdl0Z9fb3vF7m3s9QsjauQPexSnu4Q/viewform?usp=sf_link
I hope job demands won't turn non-existent when I graduate. 😬
I don’t think it’ll ever become NON-existent since older pharmacists gotta retire eventually right 😉 you can also always work per-diem at a hospital until a full time position opens. Or work full time at a large chain hospital (kaiser, VA) but in a non-ideal location for a short time until you can transfer to a more ideal location when a position opens!
Hello! Can I work at hospital as a simple pharmacist whitout a master degree?
Hi! hospital pharmacist positions require a pharmD degree, meaning you’ll need to complete a 3-4 year doctorate of pharmacy program! +/- an extra year of residency training to be competitive for the position!
Thank you so much for the helpful tips especially during APPEs!! I am currently a pharmacy student on the west coast!😊Could you talk about applying to residency and that process since it can be very daunting and confusing in another video?🤍
Yes, will do! ☺️ that’s definitely on my list. It’s a big topic so I’ll have to dedicate a full video to it one day
Can you plse help how I will get jobat pharma in uk,canada
hi thanks for the great video. is it true that its hard to get hospital pharmacy jobs in us and it doesnt have good jobe scope? isnt physical therapy a better degree?
I’d say yes, it’s becoming increasingly more competitive in terms of hospital pharmacy jobs! But no, I work in california and we have a lot of scope. As a clinical pharmacist, I am able to prescribe and titrate a variety of medications under my scope of practice! We have a lot of autonomy in pharmacy in the west coast. I am not sure how it is for other parts of the United States!
@@SarahPharmD My good angel, may your affairs always be good. God be with you. always be happy.
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Hi iam an batchelor of pharmacy (bpharm) student in India . If it is possible to work as clinical pharmacist in canada with bpharm?
Sorry I am based in the United States so I am not sure about the requirements about Canada!
@@SarahPharmD then if it is possible in united states ?
hello,😊 I am a student of pharmacy faculty in turkey.Which grade student are you? What advice do you have for me as a pharmacist?I know that spices are quite common and important in India. I'm sure herbal medicine is quite common, is it?
How long does a letter of recommendation lasts? What if you are unable to go straight into residency?
I am not quite sure ☹️ However, residency match is broken into 2 phases. If you don’t match during phase I, there is something called phase II in which programs and students who did not match get a second chance!
I think if you don’t match during both phases, you will have to reapply the following year with new LORs. Double check me if I am wrong!
what pharmacy school did you go to?
USC!
@@SarahPharmDhi, i was admitted to USC in CA and Creighton in AZ. Creighton is a lot cheaper and near my home so do you think USC worth a move to CA? Should I stick with a cheapest school or choose higher-ranked school like USC regardless high tuition of USC?
@@phuotnuocmychannel3021 where do you ultimately want to work? Do you want a job in CA or in your hometown? If you want a job at your hometown, I say definitely pick Creighton! In addition to cheaper tuition, the most important reason in my opinion is networking. Most of your 4th year rotations will be local in the area of your school. This gives you the opportunity to network and potentially get hired on if you do well at those sites. Pharmacy is a small world so even if you don’t get hired on at your rotation sites, jobs you apply for - the pharmacists there will probably know someone that works at your rotations and ask how you did on your rotation. USC is a great school and I picked it because I ultimately wanted a job in my hometown. USC has a lot of connections in terms of internships and rotations in Southern California - so if you want to live in California, I say pick USC.
@@SarahPharmD thank you so much for your valuable insight! I really want to live in California because of better weather than AZ my hometown. But I am torn between AZ and CA because as you know, it’s saturated in big cities in CA where weather is perfect. I also believe USC have stronger network than Creighton which can help me land a good position in CA. What do you think if I study pharmacy in AZ then apply for jobs in CA in order to save money and live close to my family during 4 years of schooling? Is it doable that out-of-state candidate is hired in CA? I know I need to study pharmacy law in CA after graduation to pass law test to get licensed to work in CA.
@@phuotnuocmychannel3021 if you want to ultimately live/work in CA, it would be more difficult to network and secure a job from Creighton after you graduate :/ the CA pharmacy law exam CPJE is actually a more difficult law exam compared to the MJPE that other states use. A lot of pharmacists from out of state have to take it multiple times because the pharmacy schools in other states don’t prepare you enough on how to take it because it is so difficult/different. you will also be competing against pharmacy students that have internships and networks already established in the area if you apply from out of state. Because a lot of people stand out on paper, a good word of mouth recommendation from a pharmacist that knows you can go a long way.