Tammy Said:

Pharmacist career information?

We Answered:

There are plenty of potential problems for minors in work, many of them law-related, parents and guardians have to be watchful about that. There is plenty of guidance from the website in the box below on this topic, they also have guidance for all peeps who are searching for work, or who have to change careers.

Ricky Said:

Do you think a physical therapist or a pharmacist is a better career field?

We Answered:

I think a physical therapist would give you more job opportunities...working with a physical therapy group, at a hospital, a nursing home even as a freelance physical therapist and you have more opportunity to manage your time to go for a second career in pharmacy..In this job market the more you know the more marketable you make yourself.

good luck! hope this answer helps

Marjorie Said:

How many types of Pharmacist are there?

We Answered:

Kya provides a great response. To add, post-graduate residencies are becoming the norm--actually, many hospitals are now requiring at least a one-year (PGY1) residency to even work. PGY-2 residencies are usually required for specialization in certain areas, and the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists provides a great resource for learning more about such opportunities.

Maureen Said:

what are good colleges to become a pharmacist?

We Answered:

There are alot you might want to read these articles:

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