Busy Day in the Life of an Investigational Drug Service Pharmacist

Join me in this busy day vlog as I return to work after a much-needed nine-day break. As a pharmacist in the investigational drug service at my pharmacy, I'm ready to tackle the challenges that lie ahead. From a mountain of emails to a monitor visit at a satellite location, I'll take you through my busy day.
After a refreshing vacation with no major plans, I'm back at the office. The worst part? Dealing with the influx of emails. Will I receive the expected 300 or more? Guess in the comments below! But don't worry, my awesome coworkers keep me out of unnecessary email chains, making the workload more manageable.
During the monitor visit, we ensure proper medication accountability and study compliance. We'll also handle the closure of the study, either by returning the drugs to the sponsor or safely disposing of them. Follow along as I explain the ins and outs of this critical process.
From work commitments to a rejuvenating Zumba class and a quick grocery run, I'll share the highs and lows of my day as a pharmacist. Don't forget to subscribe for more content on the investigational drug service, pharmacy, and the life of a pharmacist.
Sierra Richard, PharmD, BCPPS
Pharmacist Lifestyle Vlogger
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How many hours working in pharmacy in a week❤

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I work a 40-hour work week. 😊

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@@HappyPharmLifethat’s too much . Here in Denmark, a retail pharmacist has v flexible timings . NMT 37

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In the United States, a 40 hour work week is standard full-time hours in most industries.