What does a pharmacy tech do for an insurance company?
Q. I am a certified pharmacy tech and have an interview with Humana Thursday. What would my job entail? I don't want to look like an idiot when I go to the interview and they ask me if I know what I am there for. I know it is an office job, and I know I would have to use the computer and call doctors and pharmacies and insurance companies, but what else would I be doing?
Asked by i_left_my_mind_with_the_baby - Mon Jan 26 22:19:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most likely you will assigned to the insurance company "pharmacy help desk". Your duties would include resolving problems. During the prescription online adjudication process claims are sometimes rejected by the insurance company. The pharmacy employee calls the insurance company "pharmacy help desk" to resolve rejections. Some common reasons for rejection that have to be resolved: NDC not covered Refills not covered Too soon to refill Patient not covered Invalid person code Insurance company computer unavailable for claim processing.
Answered by Al in NC - Wed Jan 28 19:55:24 2009
Q. I am a certified pharmacy tech and have an interview with Humana Thursday. What would my job entail? I don't want to look like an idiot when I go to the interview and they ask me if I know what I am there for. I know it is an office job, and I know I would have to use the computer and call doctors and pharmacies and insurance companies, but what else would I be doing?
Asked by i_left_my_mind_with_the_baby - Mon Jan 26 22:19:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most likely you will assigned to the insurance company "pharmacy help desk". Your duties would include resolving problems. During the prescription online adjudication process claims are sometimes rejected by the insurance company. The pharmacy employee calls the insurance company "pharmacy help desk" to resolve rejections. Some common reasons for rejection that have to be resolved: NDC not covered Refills not covered Too soon to refill Patient not covered Invalid person code Insurance company computer unavailable for claim processing.
Answered by Al in NC - Wed Jan 28 19:55:24 2009
What is the emphasis of pharmacy school for getting a job as a pharmacists?
Q. What is the emphasis of pharmacy school for getting a job as a pharmacists? Would the employer judge you by the pharmacy school you went to?
Asked by Alex - Sat Oct 27 10:08:57 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it won't matter where you went to school. As long as you graduate, you'll get a job.
Answered by Expert Realtor - Sat Oct 27 19:11:02 2007
Q. What is the emphasis of pharmacy school for getting a job as a pharmacists? Would the employer judge you by the pharmacy school you went to?
Asked by Alex - Sat Oct 27 10:08:57 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it won't matter where you went to school. As long as you graduate, you'll get a job.
Answered by Expert Realtor - Sat Oct 27 19:11:02 2007
What is the best accredited pharmacy school in Manila, Philippines?
Q. Hi There- I am planning on studying abroad and using my PHD in Pharmacy to practice in the US. What is the best accredited and most reputable pharmacy school in Manila? Thanks so much.
Asked by Yuba City Honker - Mon Jun 15 15:19:23 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. University of the Philippines-Diliman University of Santo Tomas Centro Escolar University
Answered by marcelino angelo (BUSY) - Mon Jun 15 23:03:46 2009
Q. Hi There- I am planning on studying abroad and using my PHD in Pharmacy to practice in the US. What is the best accredited and most reputable pharmacy school in Manila? Thanks so much.
Asked by Yuba City Honker - Mon Jun 15 15:19:23 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. University of the Philippines-Diliman University of Santo Tomas Centro Escolar University
Answered by marcelino angelo (BUSY) - Mon Jun 15 23:03:46 2009
How do I apply for a pharmacy internship job?
Q. I have accepted to pharmacy school and am planning on working at a retail pharmacy, preferably Walgreens due to location, next summer. I do not want to waste a month next summer trying to find a job, I would rather get a job now but start working next summer. What is the quickest way to securing employment for next summer? Thanks for your time.
Asked by bangla_child - Sun Jul 30 20:58:46 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First check with your school. Network the neighborhood pharmacy cvs walgreens great start. I am a Pharmacy Tech. It is hard and fast pace. Try to get a pharmacist or someone to take you under their wing so to speak. You will do better than I did being in pharmacy school and all. You will do fine. I like the street level but I really want the hospital and less public contact.
Answered by Nina - Sun Jul 30 21:05:50 2006
Q. I have accepted to pharmacy school and am planning on working at a retail pharmacy, preferably Walgreens due to location, next summer. I do not want to waste a month next summer trying to find a job, I would rather get a job now but start working next summer. What is the quickest way to securing employment for next summer? Thanks for your time.
Asked by bangla_child - Sun Jul 30 20:58:46 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First check with your school. Network the neighborhood pharmacy cvs walgreens great start. I am a Pharmacy Tech. It is hard and fast pace. Try to get a pharmacist or someone to take you under their wing so to speak. You will do better than I did being in pharmacy school and all. You will do fine. I like the street level but I really want the hospital and less public contact.
Answered by Nina - Sun Jul 30 21:05:50 2006
How can I become a certified pharmacy tech? Can I just take the test?
Q. I want to get experience working in a pharmacy because I'll be going to pharmacy school.
Asked by tennis01032001 - Sun May 21 17:29:12 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It varies from state to state, but I think the normal requirements are 2 years of work in a pharmacy or 2-3000 work hours on the job (rough equivalent of 2 years, forgive me for not being precise). It would be a great prospect for a future pharmacist, but you should know that you do not need to become a tech to get experience in pharmacy at all. If you're still in highschool, visit your local hospital and set up a meeting with the clinical pharmacist or director there, explain that you're interested in entering the pharmacy program at the college you plan on attending and more often than not, they will schedule you to shadow them for a day and take you around to tour the hospital pharmacist's duties (if you're truly interested, they might… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Sun May 21 18:07:12 2006
Q. I want to get experience working in a pharmacy because I'll be going to pharmacy school.
Asked by tennis01032001 - Sun May 21 17:29:12 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It varies from state to state, but I think the normal requirements are 2 years of work in a pharmacy or 2-3000 work hours on the job (rough equivalent of 2 years, forgive me for not being precise). It would be a great prospect for a future pharmacist, but you should know that you do not need to become a tech to get experience in pharmacy at all. If you're still in highschool, visit your local hospital and set up a meeting with the clinical pharmacist or director there, explain that you're interested in entering the pharmacy program at the college you plan on attending and more often than not, they will schedule you to shadow them for a day and take you around to tour the hospital pharmacist's duties (if you're truly interested, they might… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Sun May 21 18:07:12 2006
How Medical or Pharmacy schools look on those who transferred from 2 year college to University?
Q. My daughter is planning to transfer to UC from community college with biology major. She fulfilled her requirements in CC which means that when she later apply to Pharmacy or Medical school, they would notice that all their prerequisites have been taken in CC. Should she retake these classes in the University or not? (O-Chem, Biology, etc.). Will it be even possible?
Asked by Tanya K - Thu Sep 20 18:58:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's not frowned upon in the least. In today's world their are many non-traditional students..some of us may need to work, therefore we spend time in a less expensive cc school. Or there are those that trashed early education and need to pull rank before getting into a university. What 's important is the progress made and the ability to keep it steady. They take note of this...If you think your doctor was an A student think again, chances are he spent time in a cc. or had freshman probation. I've made many mistakes...leading me to one of the top medical universities. They understand more then you know. Bottom line ...if she's smart, she'll make it...& should be proud of where she came from. What it comes down to is ability,… [cont.]
Answered by Aces - Fri Sep 21 00:50:15 2007
Q. My daughter is planning to transfer to UC from community college with biology major. She fulfilled her requirements in CC which means that when she later apply to Pharmacy or Medical school, they would notice that all their prerequisites have been taken in CC. Should she retake these classes in the University or not? (O-Chem, Biology, etc.). Will it be even possible?
Asked by Tanya K - Thu Sep 20 18:58:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's not frowned upon in the least. In today's world their are many non-traditional students..some of us may need to work, therefore we spend time in a less expensive cc school. Or there are those that trashed early education and need to pull rank before getting into a university. What 's important is the progress made and the ability to keep it steady. They take note of this...If you think your doctor was an A student think again, chances are he spent time in a cc. or had freshman probation. I've made many mistakes...leading me to one of the top medical universities. They understand more then you know. Bottom line ...if she's smart, she'll make it...& should be proud of where she came from. What it comes down to is ability,… [cont.]
Answered by Aces - Fri Sep 21 00:50:15 2007
How much do Pharmacy Technicians on average get paid when they first start?
Q. I'm trying to understand which is the best job for when it comes to money. The jobs I have in mind that I can do is either a cop, pharmacy technician, or a forester. Which pays more?
Asked by Garret C - Sun Aug 23 17:26:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I'm from maryland, and I'm a IV Pharmacy Technician. I have made out really good, but you have to do 6 month in hospital and then go to a home infusion company that's when you will start to make real money. email me back if you need more info
Answered by Hope - Sun Aug 23 19:00:55 2009
Q. I'm trying to understand which is the best job for when it comes to money. The jobs I have in mind that I can do is either a cop, pharmacy technician, or a forester. Which pays more?
Asked by Garret C - Sun Aug 23 17:26:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I'm from maryland, and I'm a IV Pharmacy Technician. I have made out really good, but you have to do 6 month in hospital and then go to a home infusion company that's when you will start to make real money. email me back if you need more info
Answered by Hope - Sun Aug 23 19:00:55 2009
How does the pharmacy work? Do they make your medicine on the spot?
Q. Can someone please explain the entire pharmacy procedure? Including what happens between the time you drop-off a prescription and when you go to pick it up. Thank you!
Asked by ahhhhhhhhhhh - Sun Mar 22 20:34:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You drop off an Rx for say, 30 pills of something. They go get a big bottle of the stuff which they've purchased from the drug maker, say 300 pills, count out your 30 and then bottle them and put the other 270 back for the next people who need it. They then apply a label with your personal info to the bottle along with instructions on how often to take them. Your info should then go into their computer so that they can keep track of what you've been on and how often and what Dr.s have written the Rxs for you. Most normal pharmacies do not mix up lotions and such- that's known as a compounding pharmacy which aren't very common and don't give out meds like your local Rite Aid or CVS or whatever. The exception to this would be suspensions- [cont.]
Answered by Leslie H - Sun Mar 22 20:51:34 2009
Q. Can someone please explain the entire pharmacy procedure? Including what happens between the time you drop-off a prescription and when you go to pick it up. Thank you!
Asked by ahhhhhhhhhhh - Sun Mar 22 20:34:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You drop off an Rx for say, 30 pills of something. They go get a big bottle of the stuff which they've purchased from the drug maker, say 300 pills, count out your 30 and then bottle them and put the other 270 back for the next people who need it. They then apply a label with your personal info to the bottle along with instructions on how often to take them. Your info should then go into their computer so that they can keep track of what you've been on and how often and what Dr.s have written the Rxs for you. Most normal pharmacies do not mix up lotions and such- that's known as a compounding pharmacy which aren't very common and don't give out meds like your local Rite Aid or CVS or whatever. The exception to this would be suspensions- [cont.]
Answered by Leslie H - Sun Mar 22 20:51:34 2009
What is the difference between a Pharmacy Clerk and a Pharmacy Technician?
Q. What can a Pharmacy Clerk do? What can a Technican do?
Asked by strawberry - Mon Dec 28 14:51:57 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tech is a more responsible position. Actually supposed to know something about the product. Clerk does "clerical" jobs more money and bookwork oriented, but tech can also do similar when required
Answered by Dan - Tue Dec 29 02:51:15 2009
Q. What can a Pharmacy Clerk do? What can a Technican do?
Asked by strawberry - Mon Dec 28 14:51:57 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tech is a more responsible position. Actually supposed to know something about the product. Clerk does "clerical" jobs more money and bookwork oriented, but tech can also do similar when required
Answered by Dan - Tue Dec 29 02:51:15 2009
How do I know an online pharmacy is safe and not just selling placebos?
Q. I have ED and have been perscribed for Cialis. My perscription plan will not cover it and the darn things are expensive! I know that some online pharmacies are legit and sell generic equivilents but many sell products that do absolutely nothing. Is there a way to assure myself that a pharmacy is selling a good quiality product and not just a placebo?
Asked by bbboz7 - Wed Jun 25 09:10:30 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. there is not a guaranteed way of knowing, but here are some signs to look for if you are considering imported generics (like I use): the site guarantees product delivery the site has a full selection of products the site has an 800 # and on-line chat (make a test call to be sure) the site provides detailed product descriptions without any silly guarantees that this product will cure everyone the site provides full details on each product's side effects the site has a real street address the site has low but realistic prices the site accepts more than 1 major credit card and if you are interested, the site I have been using for my generic cialis is
Answered by Bob - Wed Jun 25 21:28:18 2008
Q. I have ED and have been perscribed for Cialis. My perscription plan will not cover it and the darn things are expensive! I know that some online pharmacies are legit and sell generic equivilents but many sell products that do absolutely nothing. Is there a way to assure myself that a pharmacy is selling a good quiality product and not just a placebo?
Asked by bbboz7 - Wed Jun 25 09:10:30 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. there is not a guaranteed way of knowing, but here are some signs to look for if you are considering imported generics (like I use): the site guarantees product delivery the site has a full selection of products the site has an 800 # and on-line chat (make a test call to be sure) the site provides detailed product descriptions without any silly guarantees that this product will cure everyone the site provides full details on each product's side effects the site has a real street address the site has low but realistic prices the site accepts more than 1 major credit card and if you are interested, the site I have been using for my generic cialis is
Answered by Bob - Wed Jun 25 21:28:18 2008
Is there an online pharmacy I can consult for pain managment?
Q. I have chronic back problems, but I don't have insurance to go to the doctor. Is there an online pharmacy that is reputable where I could get a consult and some help without physically seeing a doctor?
Asked by Neesters - Sat Jan 24 19:07:16 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Unfortunately, not any more... You once could do this easily, but the DEA is cracking down on those businesses and imprisoning those doctors for lengthy periods of time. Also, most of these ops are fly-by-nights who will either send you counterfeit (and possibly dangerous) pills, use your credit card to commit fraud, or they are fronts put up by the DEA to catch people who traffick in these drugs. Another problem is that if you can find a pharmacy that will sell you schedule III drugs, US Customs is well aware of the names of these companies and will seize packages sent from them. They also may send the police to your door, which really sucks and is never good! The only legitimate pharmacy I know of is drugstore.com, but they do require… [cont.]
Answered by Czar Walters, Child Saver! - Sat Jan 24 19:28:16 2009
Q. I have chronic back problems, but I don't have insurance to go to the doctor. Is there an online pharmacy that is reputable where I could get a consult and some help without physically seeing a doctor?
Asked by Neesters - Sat Jan 24 19:07:16 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Unfortunately, not any more... You once could do this easily, but the DEA is cracking down on those businesses and imprisoning those doctors for lengthy periods of time. Also, most of these ops are fly-by-nights who will either send you counterfeit (and possibly dangerous) pills, use your credit card to commit fraud, or they are fronts put up by the DEA to catch people who traffick in these drugs. Another problem is that if you can find a pharmacy that will sell you schedule III drugs, US Customs is well aware of the names of these companies and will seize packages sent from them. They also may send the police to your door, which really sucks and is never good! The only legitimate pharmacy I know of is drugstore.com, but they do require… [cont.]
Answered by Czar Walters, Child Saver! - Sat Jan 24 19:28:16 2009
How often does a pharmacy allow you to buy psudophedrin without thinking your into meth making? Seriously?
Q. I have bad sinusitis and have been using psudophedrine to cope. Seems to be the only thing besides antibiotics that do help any at all. Is there a limit that most pharmacy's put on the purchase of behind the counter psudophedrine?
Asked by NONAME - Sun Jan 18 08:04:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My grocery store has a two package limit and they make you sign every time you buy it so they can keep track of who is getting it and how often. You should see about Nasacort Spelling I know but my boyfriend has same thing thats what he uses.
Answered by Elora born 12-21 - Sun Jan 18 08:07:45 2009
Q. I have bad sinusitis and have been using psudophedrine to cope. Seems to be the only thing besides antibiotics that do help any at all. Is there a limit that most pharmacy's put on the purchase of behind the counter psudophedrine?
Asked by NONAME - Sun Jan 18 08:04:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My grocery store has a two package limit and they make you sign every time you buy it so they can keep track of who is getting it and how often. You should see about Nasacort Spelling I know but my boyfriend has same thing thats what he uses.
Answered by Elora born 12-21 - Sun Jan 18 08:07:45 2009
What colleges/universities offer pharmacy programs to undergrads in California?
Q. I want to apply for a pharmacy program (PharmD) that is offered to high school graduates.
Asked by Taj B - Tue Apr 15 22:21:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There aren't any 6 year programs in California. University of the Pacific does have an early assurance program.
Answered by Lea - Wed Apr 16 08:38:19 2008
Q. I want to apply for a pharmacy program (PharmD) that is offered to high school graduates.
Asked by Taj B - Tue Apr 15 22:21:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There aren't any 6 year programs in California. University of the Pacific does have an early assurance program.
Answered by Lea - Wed Apr 16 08:38:19 2008
Can a pharmacy refill a prescription even if there are no refills left?
Q. The prescription is for birth control. I moved from my home town and in the new city that I'm in, there are no doctors that take my insurance. The pharmacy has tried contacting my old doctor to get the refill authorization but they haven't answered. Can the pharmacy refill it just once until we figure out what's going on?
Asked by gggoosey - Tue Aug 18 19:53:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, with some drugs the pharmacist can use his/her discretion to give you maybe 2 or 3 days worth with certain drugs, but they cannot legally give someone refills on an expired prescription.
Answered by . - Tue Aug 18 20:03:56 2009
Q. The prescription is for birth control. I moved from my home town and in the new city that I'm in, there are no doctors that take my insurance. The pharmacy has tried contacting my old doctor to get the refill authorization but they haven't answered. Can the pharmacy refill it just once until we figure out what's going on?
Asked by gggoosey - Tue Aug 18 19:53:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, with some drugs the pharmacist can use his/her discretion to give you maybe 2 or 3 days worth with certain drugs, but they cannot legally give someone refills on an expired prescription.
Answered by . - Tue Aug 18 20:03:56 2009
What are the negative aspects of pharmacy?
Q. My cousin has an interview for pharmacy in a week. One of the popular questions at the interview is "what are the negative aspects of pharmacy" When I first heard this question, I didn't know how to answer it. Since its an interview, we can't say something very negative else the interviewer might ask why she even chose to pursue pharmacy then. So the answer has to be something negative about pharmacy but not too negative so the interviewer doens't say why you even wnat to be a pharmacist then.
Asked by sunshine - Thu Mar 8 01:37:21 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well my experiece having to deal with pharmacies... I would have to say lack of qualified individuals to fill needed positions. with the laws that require a certain pharmicist to tech ratio and the fact that in some parts of the country there is a lack of pharmacists, well, the pharmacists that are there can be very overworked. We have had that issue at 2 retail companies that Ihave worked for, and in multiple locations within this state for both companies.
Answered by swksmason - Thu Mar 8 01:51:42 2007
Q. My cousin has an interview for pharmacy in a week. One of the popular questions at the interview is "what are the negative aspects of pharmacy" When I first heard this question, I didn't know how to answer it. Since its an interview, we can't say something very negative else the interviewer might ask why she even chose to pursue pharmacy then. So the answer has to be something negative about pharmacy but not too negative so the interviewer doens't say why you even wnat to be a pharmacist then.
Asked by sunshine - Thu Mar 8 01:37:21 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well my experiece having to deal with pharmacies... I would have to say lack of qualified individuals to fill needed positions. with the laws that require a certain pharmicist to tech ratio and the fact that in some parts of the country there is a lack of pharmacists, well, the pharmacists that are there can be very overworked. We have had that issue at 2 retail companies that Ihave worked for, and in multiple locations within this state for both companies.
Answered by swksmason - Thu Mar 8 01:51:42 2007
Will unemployment agency help you find a job once you get a Pharmacy Tech degree?
Q. I'm planning to go to Pharmacy School in Micigan in couple years but inorder to get into the Pharmacy School they'd like you to have some experience. So I'm thinking of getting the Pharm Tech certificate and find a job in a pharmacy. I heard that its really hard to get into pharmacies w/o any experience. Could anyone please tell me or help me with this matter. I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Help06 - Thu Oct 22 13:09:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should take the preparation courses for the pharmacy school now, like chemistry and anything else in medicine. Then you should have a record of being a volunteer in a hospital or clinic with some pharmacy exposure. You should really call or go into Pharmacies in your town and ask the Phamacist these same questions and get the best information. There are some employment agencies which specialize in careers in medical jobs, so call and ask them how you should pursue employment. Good luck.
Answered by Flower - Thu Oct 22 14:53:19 2009
Q. I'm planning to go to Pharmacy School in Micigan in couple years but inorder to get into the Pharmacy School they'd like you to have some experience. So I'm thinking of getting the Pharm Tech certificate and find a job in a pharmacy. I heard that its really hard to get into pharmacies w/o any experience. Could anyone please tell me or help me with this matter. I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Help06 - Thu Oct 22 13:09:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should take the preparation courses for the pharmacy school now, like chemistry and anything else in medicine. Then you should have a record of being a volunteer in a hospital or clinic with some pharmacy exposure. You should really call or go into Pharmacies in your town and ask the Phamacist these same questions and get the best information. There are some employment agencies which specialize in careers in medical jobs, so call and ask them how you should pursue employment. Good luck.
Answered by Flower - Thu Oct 22 14:53:19 2009
What's the difference between pharmacy and pharmacology?
Q. i want to major in pharmacy but then i heard about this pharmacology and i don't know which one is best for me. i want to be a pharmacist and i know they make a lot of money (i think around 100k) ...but how about if you major in pharmacology? what do they do and how much do they get paid??
Asked by elizabeth - Thu Oct 5 19:36:30 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, there are degrees offered in pharmacology. Here's a list of universities offering graduate study in the area. To get in to these programs you need a good background in chemistry and biology. As a pharmacist, you'd be the person sitting behind the counter, filling prescriptions. With a pharmacology degree, you'd actually be doing research on whether or not drugs like Viagra or Prozac are effective for companies like Merck or GlaxoSmithKline. As far as actual jobs go, there are high paying jobs everywhere for pharmacists. You could work for Walgreen's or your local drug store. Remember, though, that it is still competitive to get into a good pharmacy program to begin with. Acceptance rates to doctoral programs are as… [cont.]
Answered by trickdaddy_c - Sun Oct 8 18:21:18 2006
Q. i want to major in pharmacy but then i heard about this pharmacology and i don't know which one is best for me. i want to be a pharmacist and i know they make a lot of money (i think around 100k) ...but how about if you major in pharmacology? what do they do and how much do they get paid??
Asked by elizabeth - Thu Oct 5 19:36:30 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, there are degrees offered in pharmacology. Here's a list of universities offering graduate study in the area. To get in to these programs you need a good background in chemistry and biology. As a pharmacist, you'd be the person sitting behind the counter, filling prescriptions. With a pharmacology degree, you'd actually be doing research on whether or not drugs like Viagra or Prozac are effective for companies like Merck or GlaxoSmithKline. As far as actual jobs go, there are high paying jobs everywhere for pharmacists. You could work for Walgreen's or your local drug store. Remember, though, that it is still competitive to get into a good pharmacy program to begin with. Acceptance rates to doctoral programs are as… [cont.]
Answered by trickdaddy_c - Sun Oct 8 18:21:18 2006
What are the required courses to apply to pharmacy school?
Q. What courses do you need to complete for admission to pharmacy school? What is a good major for pre-pharmacy? Is it acceptable (if not favorable) to major in English? Thanks! specific classes please!
Asked by TJ - Sun Jun 8 22:08:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You really should look at the requirements the pharmacy school has that you plan on attending, as they're not all the exact same. The school I go to requires as speech class, economics, and some humanities for acceptance in addition to more standard classes. So, what a good major to set you up for pharmacy school? Biology or chemistry are probably the most fitting. In those majors you will have all necessary chemistry (including organic chemistry), biology, English, anatomy and physiology, and math taken care of. However, in my class there are people that have business degrees, and engineering degrees. They just made sure that in addition to all the classes they needed for those degrees that they took bio and chem classes too. … [cont.]
Answered by Bill K - Mon Jun 9 19:46:25 2008
Q. What courses do you need to complete for admission to pharmacy school? What is a good major for pre-pharmacy? Is it acceptable (if not favorable) to major in English? Thanks! specific classes please!
Asked by TJ - Sun Jun 8 22:08:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You really should look at the requirements the pharmacy school has that you plan on attending, as they're not all the exact same. The school I go to requires as speech class, economics, and some humanities for acceptance in addition to more standard classes. So, what a good major to set you up for pharmacy school? Biology or chemistry are probably the most fitting. In those majors you will have all necessary chemistry (including organic chemistry), biology, English, anatomy and physiology, and math taken care of. However, in my class there are people that have business degrees, and engineering degrees. They just made sure that in addition to all the classes they needed for those degrees that they took bio and chem classes too. … [cont.]
Answered by Bill K - Mon Jun 9 19:46:25 2008
I need help finding a real pharmacy in Canada to purchase a prescription?
Q. There are so many internet scammers, does anyone know of a Canadian pharmacy that is legitamate?
Asked by Carlo C - Wed Aug 5 20:27:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No But Here's a much better choice for your health.What you need is some nutritional supplements, here's a good site that I just found it explains many things with built in videos and a very cheap and competitive nutrition store at and no it's not only for muscle freaks don't be confused by the name Enjoy and Good Luck
Answered by Mark - Wed Aug 5 20:33:47 2009
Q. There are so many internet scammers, does anyone know of a Canadian pharmacy that is legitamate?
Asked by Carlo C - Wed Aug 5 20:27:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No But Here's a much better choice for your health.What you need is some nutritional supplements, here's a good site that I just found it explains many things with built in videos and a very cheap and competitive nutrition store at and no it's not only for muscle freaks don't be confused by the name Enjoy and Good Luck
Answered by Mark - Wed Aug 5 20:33:47 2009
How much money do pharmacy technician's make per hour in California? Is it easy to get hired as one?
Q. I'm thinking about going to school as a pharmacy tech with my boyfriend. But we're curious how much pharmacy tech's make hourly in CA.
Asked by Roo - Fri Nov 14 23:19:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dont go to school for this, apply to all the retail chains, Walgreens, Walmart, CVS, Rite-Aid, they will train you on the job and pay you for it. If you can just get your foot in the door at any of these companies, you can become certified, or choose not to get certified, while being paid. You'll start around $10/hour.
Answered by PEF - Sat Nov 15 14:48:21 2008
Q. I'm thinking about going to school as a pharmacy tech with my boyfriend. But we're curious how much pharmacy tech's make hourly in CA.
Asked by Roo - Fri Nov 14 23:19:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dont go to school for this, apply to all the retail chains, Walgreens, Walmart, CVS, Rite-Aid, they will train you on the job and pay you for it. If you can just get your foot in the door at any of these companies, you can become certified, or choose not to get certified, while being paid. You'll start around $10/hour.
Answered by PEF - Sat Nov 15 14:48:21 2008
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Kansas city, Kan. -- A robber carrying what he claimed was a bomb tried to hold up a . pharmacy. in Kansas City, Kan., but he ran into a . pharmacist. armed with a shotgun. Wednesday, January 20, 2010.
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