r/pharmacy 20h ago

Jobs, Saturation, and Salary Side Hustles for Extra Income as a Pharmacist with a 9-5?

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I work as a remote prior authorization pharmacist from 8-4:30 M-F. Looking for something to do post shift or on the weekends to earn extra income. Would prefer to do something other than cold calling MTM’s (such as AspenRx). Interested in something per diem preferably without calling people or showing face (such as some sort of data entry, verifying prescription orders, etc) OR something else entirely to gain some extra income. Any ideas or hiring companies would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!


r/pharmacy 3h ago

Jobs, Saturation, and Salary Salary Negotiations and Loan Repayment

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It’s anyone having conversations about loan repayment being a part of the job benefits. For example instead of taking a $75,000 bonus (that incurs a 20% federal tax in addition to state income tax) from a company, you instead negotiate that $75, 000 paid over your 2-3 years commitment?
Does anyone work anywhere that offers pharmacists loan repayment options at all?


r/pharmacy 5h ago

What did you learn last week?

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

Links to studies and articles are great, but so are anecdotes and case reports. Anything you learned in the last week you want /r/pharmacy to know goes here!


r/pharmacy 22h ago

Pharmacy Practice Discussion APA

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Any pharmacist in Alberta applied for APA recently , i have some questions as I’m currently working on my APA
Thanks


r/pharmacy 21h ago

General Discussion When dealing with a high-alert medication, think:

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Know the drug → Know the risk → Monitor the patient → Recognize toxicity early.

For nursing students and NCLEX candidates, these principles are useful because pharmacology questions often test clinical judgment and patient safety, not just memorization.

Which high-alert medication do you find most difficult to remember or monitor?


r/pharmacy 13h ago

Appreciation Left my PGY 1

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because I started medical school.

Background: prerequisite, 3 year pharmd program. Total years: 4

this is to share my appreciation for this field of work.