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what are some of careers of a pharmacist apart from compounding and dispensing drugs?
you can be a pharmacist that works on designing and producing drugs, you could be a hospital pharmacist or if the idea appeals to you, a military pharmacist....there are thousands of oppurtunities out there, especially since pharmacists and doctors are in constant demand
There are too many to name, but some are:
~ Community Pharmacist: working within the community in a stand-alone pharmacy or within a doctor's surgery.
~ Hospital Pharmacist: Working on the wards or the technical services of a pharmacy.
~ Industrial Pharmacist: Working in QC, research and design, regulation, etc.
~ Academic Pharmacist: University research and lecturing
~ Prison Pharmacist: Self explanatory
~ Military Pharmacist: More involved in procurement and service management
~ Journalist: You can write for publications such as the PJ and C+D
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~ Community Pharmacist: working within the community in a stand-alone pharmacy or within a doctor's surgery.
~ Hospital Pharmacist: Working on the wards or the technical services of a pharmacy.
~ Industrial Pharmacist: Working in QC, research and design, regulation, etc.
~ Academic Pharmacist: University research and lecturing
~ Prison Pharmacist: Self explanatory
~ Military Pharmacist: More involved in procurement and service management
~ Journalist: You can write for publications such as the PJ and C+D
Also, Pharmacy Inspector, Politician, PCT work.
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