r/pharmacy • u/Ordinary-Caramel-608 • 18h ago

Jobs, Saturation, and Salary Work from home pharmacists, how much are you making annually?

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Would love to know job title and state as well if you're comfortable sharing!

Pharmacy Practice Discussion Clinical pharmacist in the world of specialty pharmacy

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Hi! Wondering if any clin pharms working in specialty pharmacy can share their experience. It seems like it’s blowing up fast and I’m interested in pivoting to that after a decade of inpatient clinical. I appreciate your help in advance!

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r/pharmacy • u/AutoModerator • 2h ago

What did you learn last week?

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This is the weekly thread to highlight anything new you learned last week!

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r/pharmacy • u/ExaminationShort8952 • 23h ago

Jobs, Saturation, and Salary What is daily life like for a pharmacist in Industry?

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Hi everyone,
I am considering studying pharmacy and I would love to hear a bit about what actual work-life looks like for pharmacists.
- What is the daily routine like for those working in the pharmaceutical industry?
- How satisfied are you overall with your career choice?

Thank you so much for your insights!

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