What are the different types of pharmacists?

What are the different types of pharmacists? pharmacyschool.us
There are many different types of pharmacists in the field of pharmacy. Some types of pharmacists are more well-known than others, largely due to the level of interaction with patients.
Community Pharmacist
Community pharmacists are some of the most widely recognized pharmacists and significantly contribute to pharmacists being among the most trusted healthcare professionals. These different types of pharmacists work in pharmacies that dispense prescription medications. You probably recognize them as the people in white lab coats working behind the counter at your local drug store. These pharmacists are responsible for ensuring prescriptions received from doctors are accurate and appropriate.
Hospital Pharmacist
Hospital pharmacists are pharmacists who work within a hospital setting. This can look very different depending on the type of hospital and magnitude of pharmacy program.
Hospitals can have a mixture of pharmacy services where pharmacists spend part of their time on a hospital floor and part of it in the central pharmacy. Each area has different responsibilities and the way these responsibilities are fulfilled can vary widely.
Ambulatory Care Pharmacist
Ambulatory care pharmacists work in doctor’s offices alongside physicians and even in community pharmacy settings. These positions often require training after pharmacy school.
These types of pharmacists have a lot of interaction with patients in both the clinic setting and the community pharmacy setting. Ambulatory Care Pharmacists working in a clinic can help reduce patient burden on providers while practicing at the top of their licensure to ensure great patient care.
Managed Care Pharmacist
These different types of pharmacists generally work for an insurance company or health plan.
Managed care pharmacists are typically responsible for reviewing prior authorizations (PAs), which are a tool used by a health plan to manage the use of certain medications by those it insures. When reviewing PAs, pharmacists use criteria and clinical knowledge to determine if there is a better medication option or not.
This brief primer looks at a few different types of pharmacists- but there are so many more niche options available.
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How many years does it take to be a Community Pharmacist?

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does it take 12 yrs to be a clinical pharmacist

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en español

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how many yrs does it take to be a clinical pharmacist

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Due to the sensitive nature of the work, clinical pharmacy positions require a Pharm.D or a Ph.D. degree on top of a 4-year bachelor degree. It usually takes students between two and four years to complete a Pharm.D. or Ph.D. program.

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Humanitarian pharmacist not well known....!

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