Just got a job as a night pharmacist 7on/7off. I’ve worked retail the last 4 years and that’s all I know so any insight on what to expect and how to prepare would be greatly appreciated. Very excited to step into this new world of hospital pharmacy and finally be done with retail
Congratulations! Welcome to inpatient pharmacy :) I have a video on how to check IV medications that might help! th-cam.com/video/scIi6Jnt-TQ/w-d-xo.html Also, I would recommend reviewing your hospital's protocols and looking at your coworker's previous notes to see how they dose vanco/heparins/etc and overall how they do their notes. When I first started, I would do that and keep a folder of note examples I could use as a reference. Its helpful when you're alone at night and don't have another person to ask!
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Hi! This video showed up in my recommends since I’ve been watching a lot of PTCB prep videos. Which shift do you prefer? I’m thinking about working in a hospital vs. retail and wanted to know more info about the hospital setting.
Good question! Hm... I think either the IV shift or the Internal Medicine shift are my favorite :) That is why I created videos for those shifts first, haha. I enjoy the hospital setting because I get to work alongside nurses and doctors! I love the teamwork it takes to provide care for our patients.
Hello Ma’am! What are the things we have to write down while in rounds? And it would be helpful if you make a video on the essential,helpful notes you make,if any😊
Hello I’m really interested in this career. How long did it take for you to become a pharmacist? What degree did you achieve to get, if you don’t mind answering. 😊
There are two different routes you can take. For me, I went with the traditional route in which I did 4 years of college and 4 years of pharmacy school. Then I did 1 year of residency (optional, but highly recommended)! The more accelerated route is if you apply for a pharmacy accelerated program to get your degree in which they combine undergrad (2 or 3 years) + pharmacy school (~3 years). Then you can do an optional 1 year of residency after! However, there are not that many accelerated programs and you have to be 100% sure you want to pursue pharmacy if you plan to do the accelerated route.
No it’s not required! Alternating between days and graveyard was a specific position I signed up for! ☺️ There’s definitely full day inpatient pharmacist positions. However, most hospitals will have you do evening shifts once in a while. It all depends on the facility!
Hi! I believe in order to practice in the United States, you will need to receive your Pharm D here. However, please double check me since I am not 100% sure of the process for international pharmacists!
@@SarahPharmD Hello, I am studying pharmacy in Turkey. 8 pharmacy student) I want to work in the laboratory in America or Europe, what qualifications do I need, can I come directly? What should I do extra?I want to continue academically. What advice do you have that can lead me?
hello, I'm a pharmacy student from turkey. What grade are you in? In which field do you want to progress in pharmacy? I'm thinking of laboratory or cosmetics.What are your recommendations for me in the field of pharmacy?🙂As a girl who loves India, I know that spices are common, important.maybe herbal concoctions are common there?
How many beds is your hospital? 4-5 ICU pts seems small to me haha. Do you have pyxis on your floors that the technicians fill or is it all through central pharmacy? I'm a tech at a 400ish bed hospital.
haha It is a small amount. It was a particularly slow week, normally it is a lot more! I believe our hospital has ~250-300 hospital beds :) We have an omnicell on every floor, but there are certain medications that have to come from our central pharmacy as well!
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Just got a job as a night pharmacist 7on/7off. I’ve worked retail the last 4 years and that’s all I know so any insight on what to expect and how to prepare would be greatly appreciated. Very excited to step into this new world of hospital pharmacy and finally be done with retail
Congratulations! Welcome to inpatient pharmacy :) I have a video on how to check IV medications that might help! th-cam.com/video/scIi6Jnt-TQ/w-d-xo.html Also, I would recommend reviewing your hospital's protocols and looking at your coworker's previous notes to see how they dose vanco/heparins/etc and overall how they do their notes. When I first started, I would do that and keep a folder of note examples I could use as a reference. Its helpful when you're alone at night and don't have another person to ask!
Thank you so much! I’m excited! Now to adjust to 7 straight days on hahah
Ugh i am a student pharmacist cant wait to start my life like thissss
Can’t wait for you too! Almost there ☺️
How many years does it take to become a pharmacist, and is it difficult so far? I’m thinking of pursuing this as a career!
My advice to you, focus on your study and don't stop learning new things every day after graduation.
@@pharmaNutshell. but practical experience gives u more confidence to remember ur course work 👍🏻
@@aimanmalik4411 Agree with you regarding the importance of practical experience but still advocate regarding continuity of heavy non-stop learning.
hi! im a nursing student graduating in May and I love your content ☺️ we really appreciate your services
Awww thank you. You're almost done ~ congrats! You must be very excited :) I love nursing, our hospital can't run without nurses!
Hey guys I’ve got some really great news to share with you, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died on a cross and resurrected on the third day so you may all have eternal life. If you believe and repent of your sins and put your faith and trust in Him as you would a parachute jumping off a plane at 25000 feet up in the air, He will give you eternal life in heaven as a free gift and I promise you, He will change your life forever as He did mine. He is the ONLY way to heaven and He loves you all. Please think deeply about this with urgency because this is your eternal life and soul, you don’t know when you could die, meaning you could die at any moment, so please consider this with all your heart. If anyone tells you that Jesus isn’t the only way, they are lying to you and they don’t care about your future. Thx for reading.
Thanks for sharing your workday as Pharmacist. Thank you for being a health care provider.
Thank you for watching!!
Btw, just wanted to mention, your editing skills are so on point. Thanks for the vlogs!
Proud to be a pharmacist🥰
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Thank you for sharing behind-the-scenes of your graveyard shift Sarah!
Thank you for watching!!
Hi! This video showed up in my recommends since I’ve been watching a lot of PTCB prep videos. Which shift do you prefer? I’m thinking about working in a hospital vs. retail and wanted to know more info about the hospital setting.
Good question! Hm... I think either the IV shift or the Internal Medicine shift are my favorite :) That is why I created videos for those shifts first, haha. I enjoy the hospital setting because I get to work alongside nurses and doctors! I love the teamwork it takes to provide care for our patients.
Very helpful video thank you
I’ve done the graveyard shifts before, they take awhile to adjust lol
You work with the lights on during the overnight shift? God damn that’s rough, I need to turn then off and keep it at minimal lights.
Haha you’re right, I recently started diming the lights and it is a game changer 😂
Hello Ma’am!
What are the things we have to write down while in rounds? And it would be helpful if you make a video on the essential,helpful notes you make,if any😊
That is a great suggestion! I'll add that to my list of future videos :)
thanks for this.
Hello I’m really interested in this career. How long did it take for you to become a pharmacist? What degree did you achieve to get, if you don’t mind answering. 😊
There are two different routes you can take. For me, I went with the traditional route in which I did 4 years of college and 4 years of pharmacy school. Then I did 1 year of residency (optional, but highly recommended)! The more accelerated route is if you apply for a pharmacy accelerated program to get your degree in which they combine undergrad (2 or 3 years) + pharmacy school (~3 years). Then you can do an optional 1 year of residency after! However, there are not that many accelerated programs and you have to be 100% sure you want to pursue pharmacy if you plan to do the accelerated route.
I have a BS in biochemistry and my PharmD!
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Hi, just wondering, what degree did you do to become a hospital pharmacist?
I have a doctorate in pharmacy!
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Hi I'm interested in being a pharmacist and was wondering if the night shifts are mandatory T__T
No it’s not required! Alternating between days and graveyard was a specific position I signed up for! ☺️ There’s definitely full day inpatient pharmacist positions. However, most hospitals will have you do evening shifts once in a while. It all depends on the facility!
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And I can do pharm d in Bangalore India please advise me
Hi! I believe in order to practice in the United States, you will need to receive your Pharm D here. However, please double check me since I am not 100% sure of the process for international pharmacists!
@@SarahPharmD Hello, I am studying pharmacy in Turkey. 8 pharmacy student) I want to work in the laboratory in America or Europe, what qualifications do I need, can I come directly? What should I do extra?I want to continue academically. What advice do you have that can lead me?
hello, I'm a pharmacy student from turkey. What grade are you in? In which field do you want to progress in pharmacy? I'm thinking of laboratory or cosmetics.What are your recommendations for me in the field of pharmacy?🙂As a girl who loves India, I know that spices are common, important.maybe herbal concoctions are common there?
How many beds is your hospital? 4-5 ICU pts seems small to me haha. Do you have pyxis on your floors that the technicians fill or is it all through central pharmacy? I'm a tech at a 400ish bed hospital.
haha It is a small amount. It was a particularly slow week, normally it is a lot more! I believe our hospital has ~250-300 hospital beds :) We have an omnicell on every floor, but there are certain medications that have to come from our central pharmacy as well!
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Not sure why you’re wearing a mask working pretty much alone🤪
Nice!