A FULL day in the life of a hospital pharmacist | SURGERY SHIFT
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- After 8 years of school and 1 year of residency, I finally accomplished my goal of becoming a clinical inpatient pharmacist! I'll be recording my pharmacy journey - navigating life as a first time pharmacist fresh out of my pharmacy residency. I'll also show you a glimpse of what my life is like outside of work as well!
I am currently a float pharmacist, meaning I "float" around and work different areas of the hospital depending on where they need me. This video is a brief overview of what my day is like when I am covering the inpatient surgery shift at my hospital.
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Thanks for making these videos really motivates me to follow the path of pharmacy
Thank you for watching and supporting! Happy to hear you are motivated to pursue this profession :)
Those hours you work are amazing I like those hours. I pray 🤞🏿 I get the same type of shift when I become a pharmacist. Living the dream.
Love the vids. Starting working when you were doing the 7 12’s at retail I believe. Keep them coming
Thank you for watching and the support! Hoping you get these hours too 🥹
Amazing!! I just started residency and you motivated me with your video ❤️ thank youuu
Congrats on your residency!! So happy to hear I am a source of motivation 🥹 good luck on your pharmacy journey!
always excited to see new videos from you :) thank you for posting these & motivating everyone to live their best life!
p.s. your new hair is super cute !!! 💕
Awww thank you! 🥰 appreciate the support hehe
I've always been interested in pursuing pharmacy, but at the same time, I'm kind of hesitated to pursue and feel like I'm pressured to take tech related degrees for the sake of my future. Do you think pharmacy is still worthy in the future? With technology advancing, I wonder if it's still worth it. I know pharmacists would not be replaced by automation yet I'm still concerned(?). I'm kind of torn now :(
That’s a tough question to answer! I wish I could give you a definite yes or no answer, but it all depends and is individualized for each person whether they should pursue pharmacy or not! I personally don’t believe Pharmacist will be replaced by automation. On the contrary, our profession is growing clinically and we are able to do way more than ever before! The one thing I will be honest about is that the pharmacist jobs are becoming increasingly saturated and competitive - something to keep in mind! but depending on where you want to live/work, it might not be an issue. Tech is a great field that pays well and has a good work life balance, but it can be volatile in terms of stability (especially right now with the recession and tech lay offs). Not sure if this helped, but I encourage you to keep talking to more pharmacists and people in tech to get their input ☺️
Same hours as my daughter (for the most part) she's a hospital pharmacist.She mostly does oncology, but also general hospital pharmacy,
Nice! ☺️ sounds like your daughter is doing great
greetings from a hospital pharmacist in Greece
Wow! Hello welcome 👋 ☺️
Real motivation for me , thank you mam ❤️
Wht yu do with ur painting, i like it 👍💯
Was thank you for watching 🥰
P3 here! I've def been enjoying your videos more now as I'm closer to APPEs. Did you also experience this sort of.. P3 burnout? Like somewhere in between ready to drop out but also I just want to finish school? 😅😅
Haha yes, 100%! Everyone I know was super burnt out during P3 year and thats completely normal. Thankfully, it gets better once P4 year arrives and you start rotations! Rotations are a nice change since you're no longer stuck in a classroom with the same people for hours and you're not constantly studying for an exam. Rotations can still be stressful, but its a different level of stress! It keeps you on your toes and I found it way more fulfilling/exciting :) You're almost at the finish line, hang in there!
@@SarahPharmD I’m glad to hear it’s normal haha thank you, I look forward to new videos!
I am trying to become a pharmacist and I am studying and researching early on in high school please tell me if this is accurate:
Lisinopril is a medication used for treating high blood pressure. You should not take Lisinopril if you have a history of angioedema. 3 of the most common side effects of Lisinopril are blurred vision, vomiting, and headaches.
Yes it is for blood pressure and yes you should avoid the medication if you have a history of angioedema! The most common side effect is actually cough. It is so common that most patients who experience cough get switched to losartan because it can be so disruptive
@@SarahPharmD alrighty thank you so so much!! You are helping me get on the right track!😁 are blurred vision, vomiting, and headaches also common or possible side effects of Lisinopril?
this seems so laid back and basic...i work overnight and this is just a cakewalk
Hahah I use to work graveyard too, I agree!
I'm interested in taking pharmacy in the future but I'm not sure if I'm fit for it. What are the qualities a pharmacist should have?
Pharmacists have to be detail oriented because we are essentially the ones that double check all medications that are compounded and all the orders that doctors put in! Math is also important for a hospital pharmacist since we have to do a lot of conversions and dose calculations for specialty pharmacy driven drugs like vancomycin and heparin drips. I hope this helps!
As a pharmacist, do you do any lab work? or is it mostly administration
It’s mostly administration work behind a computer! We have pharmacy technicians that do the IV compounding and we are just the ones that check their work. Only time I need to compound any medications is for emergent situations like a code blue or emergency meds like alteplase for code strokes or reversal meds in the ER
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My name is sarah
and i am pharmacist too😂
Aaay Sarah pharmacists unite 😂🙌🏻
Hey dear sara
Hello!
@@SarahPharmD I am a pharm d student
@@SarahPharmD glad to see u
@@SarahPharmD I wanna come abroad
@@SarahPharmD can u help me
Hi Sarah are you on linkedin
Sorry, my LinkedIn is private and I am no longer active on it!
Filipina ka po?