Why I left hospital pharmacy (full time).
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Some really interesting points! (I can relate having worked in hosp for 4 years before leaving) whilst I do miss some parts of hosp I definitely don't regret leaving, change can be good!
Your girl is a 1rebel 🤣🤣🤣❤️
Happy for you! Can't wait to hear what your next role is :)
Thank you!!! ❤️❤️
That is big decision. I am happy for you. I think you have really good communication skills. I hope you find something that you could contribute your ability and potential in full. Bless you!
Thank you!! 💕
As a fellow hospital pharmacist I feel that all the points you mentioned hit home really hard. Wish I had the courage like you to make the change. All the best to you Regina. Please keep us posted about your new role!
Sending lots of energy and courage your way!!!! 🙏💕 and thank you 🥹
I am SHOCKED. Just SHOCKED.
It feels like yesterday when I started watching your journey in hospital pharmacy.
I'm hugely proud of you for making this big change.
I wonder if you'll locum for Navid's pharmacies haha.
I’ll msg him and ask if I can do some shifts!!!🤣
This video pretty much sums up my hospital experience and why I left for GP and so far I have no regrets and I definitely feel I making an impact in patients’ lives just as I did in hospital but now even more so. I wish you all the best in your new role and can’t wait to find out what you are doing.
It’s lovely to hear that you have no regrets!!!🥹🙏
I feel the same. Work 24/7 & don't have any real holiday. Paid less then everyone since i'm a junior pharmacist. Now I also 3.5 years work in hospital & feel very tired to hold the stress.
You got this!! Sending encouragement and love your way. 🙏🙏🙏
@@KOREginAPharmacist Ive just got a band 7 locum hospital role with no experience ! Jikes. Any tips?
@@KOREginAPharmacistMy Diploma pahrmaa complete so howw i cann apply urr hospital???
Thank you!.
And I miss you ❤️
I miss you lots ❤
I love your videos sm. Thanks for the effort you put into editing your videos and keeping it clear.
I want to be an industrial pharmacist, really anything that lets me work for a company like GSK. Would you say it’d be a better idea to go straight to industry from pharmacy, or should I study something else? I was planning to pharmacology but apparently pharmacy is better.
Thank you! For industry I think the preferred degree would depend on what role you’re going for. The benefit of MPharm is that you get a license at the end of it and more patient interaction but pharmacology I think is also not a bad option!
Such a shame to see you leave...
I remember when I was subbed to you in 2019 when I was still in uni watching you talk about hospital pharmacy and now here I am fully qualified in hospital!
It's such a shame that we are polar opposites, everything you described I am blessed to be in the opposite where I have a well staffed department, seniors always happy to help anytime and v rare on calls. Hope you'll still continue to make vids!! Good luck on your next path! :)
I’m so happy that you’re having a better time!! Best of luck for your future journey 🙏👍🏼
heyy, what uni did you get your Mpharm from and could you please describe some of your experiences of the degree and your professiob
@@fortniteu34 Hii, I did mine at KCL and I have a few videos on this!
I love this video so much - extremely helpful 🥰 tbh, from my hospital placements I had already known that I would love to do a hospital pre-reg (because you seriously do learn a lot 🙈), but I also realised that I don't see myself being in hospital long-term...for pretty much the same reasons you mentioned 😅💜 (also, I can't wait to learn more about your current role (when you feel comfortable sharing, that is) ☺)
Thank you!!! Hope you enjoy hospital and your pre-reg year! 🙏💕
Oh my gosh haha!!! I am a trainee pharmacy assistant dispenser, and I 100 percent feel you about, after long hours of work in under pressure, u just prefer to be on bed and as much as I try to motivate myself to study or do some of my online course, I just cannot anymore 😢 I prefer to just have some rest instead 😢😢
I feel for you!!!! You got this! I love my dispensers/assistant dispensers 🙏❤️
@@KOREginAPharmacist thanks for your kind message!! I really love your channel and thank you for sharing us valuable info's ❤️ good luck on your new journey ❤️
Can you please tell me about pharmacovigilance. How to get a job in pharmacovigilance in UK
I have left hospital pharmacy too. Going to try primary care.
Good luck!!!
unfortunately I have to do things which I don't like independent prescribing course .I know that in this country there is a low level of prescribing which is still going down .I 'm good at botanic ,prevention ,holistic treatment .I don't want to be in situation when they will judge me and paid 3 times lees than doctor and I have more responsibility than doctor because he dosen't care if the drug was dispensed correctly or not .You don't know how bad is in community pharmacy busy pharmacy becoming quiet ,and quiet busy .Now there are more prescribers than executor of the prescription and dispensing drugs is more and more complicated
Hi, I love your channel and the honesty in your videos! As a soon to be hospital trainee pharmacist, I was wondering if you have had any experiences with pharmacists who have ADHD and what it has been like for them?
Thank you!!! I don’t know anyone who has ADHD within pharmacy but I’ve asked around and will let you know any responses!
@@KOREginAPharmacist Thank you very much!
i'm 15 and watching your videos make me really excited to become a pharmacist one day😁😁
This is cuteeee! Best of luck for your futureee 🙏
could you make a video on how you dealt with the anxiety of being a pharmacist and making mistakes?
Have to know that perfectionism is actually counterproductive. I suffer with the same problem but am trying to realise that I can't not make a mistake. As long as you can learn from it and grow!
I don’t know if I’d have any worthy tips but I’ll think about it!!
So crazy that I sighted this while watching….I have started a series called “ethical dilemmas” on my channel where I go into difficult situations pharmacists get into. Especially “making mistakes”
This is honestly one of the worst fears for most pharmacists. Its crazy but mistakes are not completely avoidable. There are some ways to get past this anxiety.
@@faiththepharmacist do pharmacists have more anxiety in making mistakes than doctors? because if a doctors gets a diagnosis wrong isn’t that worse? please enlighten me
I'm currently studying pharmacy at uni, in the future i wanted to be a clinical pharmacist or be a advanced clinical practitioner. I wanted to ask in your opinion what is a more clinical role and more patient focused.
Also, are there more pharmacist or ACP in hospital ?
Thanks for the content.
Tbh I can’t comment on this as I don’t know enough about ACPs but I can say that clinical pharmacists are really patient focused.
I would say acp is more clinical and patient focused as they are like doctors, diagnosing and treating patients. In my area most of the acps in hospitals are nurses and I only know a few pharmacist acps in primary care. To get a job as an acp you will already need clinical experience such as hospital or primary care which both require 2 yrs training at entry level. Acp course is an extra 3 years after that. I find that pharmacist acp jobs are rare and hard to find.
Thank you for all your videos. Even though I'm a community pharmacist with over 25 years experience, I find your videos refreshing and informative. Out of interest...what is your next role?
Thank you!!! I'll be making a video on it :)
@@KOREginAPharmacistwhen? 😢
Hello I just saw this vid and wanted to consider quitting as well! Mostly because the stress and how much of toll its taking on my mental health!
Helloooooo hopefully my video is not discouraging 😅😅 hang in there!! But not at the expense of your health 💕🙏
@@KOREginAPharmacist Oh its totally not! I been thinking of it for an while! Something that I had noticed is allot of pharmacists and other co workers are having the same experince as well might be that Im in one of the most populated location as well!
Same
2-3 month wait for annual leave approval? What the actual fuck
😂😂😂 such is the working life!
Great video. Have you left the NHS too?
No, I'm still very much part of the NHS, just in a different way!
@@KOREginAPharmacist Do u work in a Gp surgery now? Also why aren't u doing videos again? Missing u😢
@@stacyuviasah3090 I had a bit of a rough time, but I'll be back into it!! Thank you for asking :D
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I’m a newly hospital pharmacist and I have time to study. What should I study? Any recommendations for topics I really need to study?
Also, how many hours should I study a day? Sometimes I do get tired after work, but what do you think?
Does studying just mean reading guidelines or should I make summaries? Sometimes, I’m afraid that I’d forget what I read😢
I think it depends on your rotation! Do you know what rotation you're going into? Nice guidelines and trust guidelines are a great place to start, but no matter how much you study, you won't feel like it's going in until you actually have to apply them!
@@SA-lf9ii I think whatever is easy for you after a long hard day! When it comes to screening, you'll have to apply the knowledge anyway so I would just do an easy breezy guideline read to familiarise yourself and not burn out!
You know what puts our profession back? The constant guilt tripping that us locums charge more. Every contracted pharmacist (community or hospital) moans about locum rates but never raises the question directly to their employer. Sad really! 😢
It’s true! It’s good on you guys tbh, and that’s why I left and now do bank shifts on the side 👍🏼
What role are you in now?!
I’m in primary care right now!
@@KOREginAPharmacist PCN Pharmacist?
Disagree much easier to go from community to hospital. You obviously haven't work directly with public and especially during the pandemic. Hospital makes you a recluse