Thanks for sharing!!! Im going to sit my pre reg exam in march and love watching these kind of videos as i want to get into hospital to see if its for me
From your videos, Iva gathered that you did locum in community. Please please can you share more info on locum in hospitals (if possible) such as considerations and pros and cons and what you’re actually doing...🥺 (this guy really helpful too would love to hear from him again) and ty to u as well once again
Hi, I have quite a lengthy question to ask, I hope you don't mind having a read and getting back to me with a response when possible. So, a lot of people underestimate Pharmacists and Pharmacy as a profession. They see it as being quite dull, repetitive and even overrated. Would you agree with that completely or to an extent and would say it depends on the area of Pharmacy i.e. community Pharmacy being more dull and repetitive compared to hospital Pharmacy which has more variety and change? I'm asking this because a lot of people underestimate Pharmacists hugely and I think it's unfair when they do so much behind the scenes which people don't value, see or even know about. I feel like Pharmacists do play an integral part of the NHS and without them the healthcare system just wouldn't run. I look forward to hearing a response:)
Hi, I kind of made a video about this in my third Q&A about people underestimating pharmacy (it's called "Be a Yes Pharmacist"). Anyway, I really think it depends on what your interests are. Some people find community really dull but in busy shifts I've found it really interesting and challenging (selling OTC items etc and getting all sorts of minor ailment queries). Some love mental health pharmacy but I found it really dull...So far, acute hospital has been the most interesting but I think it depends on where you are, whether the store/hospital is busy, what shifts you're doing (wards or dispensary) etc. In terms of what others think about it, I don't like that get to me because I just try and show over time what my role is! :) Hope this helps and thanks for your question :D
this helped me decide my life more than my teachers could 'support' me with
Haha glad to hear it!!!
Lol I hear the bag labels printing in the background, it’s like one of the satisfying sounds of my job
Therapeutic in a way haha
Thanks for sharing!!! Im going to sit my pre reg exam in march and love watching these kind of videos as i want to get into hospital to see if its for me
Thank youuuu. Hope you find your path!
Very informative, thank you!
Thanks for watching! :)
From your videos, Iva gathered that you did locum in community. Please please can you share more info on locum in hospitals (if possible) such as considerations and pros and cons and what you’re actually doing...🥺 (this guy really helpful too would love to hear from him again) and ty to u as well once again
I've not locumed in hospitals before but if I do, I will make a video about it!
What's his public account so I can follow him and learn more about what he do?
Hi,
I have quite a lengthy question to ask, I hope you don't mind having a read and getting back to me with a response when possible. So, a lot of people underestimate Pharmacists and Pharmacy as a profession. They see it as being quite dull, repetitive and even overrated. Would you agree with that completely or to an extent and would say it depends on the area of Pharmacy i.e. community Pharmacy being more dull and repetitive compared to hospital Pharmacy which has more variety and change?
I'm asking this because a lot of people underestimate Pharmacists hugely and I think it's unfair when they do so much behind the scenes which people don't value, see or even know about. I feel like Pharmacists do play an integral part of the NHS and without them the healthcare system just wouldn't run.
I look forward to hearing a response:)
Hi, I kind of made a video about this in my third Q&A about people underestimating pharmacy (it's called "Be a Yes Pharmacist"). Anyway, I really think it depends on what your interests are. Some people find community really dull but in busy shifts I've found it really interesting and challenging (selling OTC items etc and getting all sorts of minor ailment queries). Some love mental health pharmacy but I found it really dull...So far, acute hospital has been the most interesting but I think it depends on where you are, whether the store/hospital is busy, what shifts you're doing (wards or dispensary) etc. In terms of what others think about it, I don't like that get to me because I just try and show over time what my role is! :) Hope this helps and thanks for your question :D
What’s the guy’s @? Asking for a friend.
can you make a guide for pharmacists to enter band 8 career? Whether in hospital or GP practice? THANKS
Ummmm I can't because I'm not band 8..!
What agencies is he signed up with?
What a levels did you take and what did you get?
Chemistry, English Literature and Biology! AAB
KOREginA London Pharmacist Thanks for replying :)
@@jessiculture4148 No worries! I always try and reply :)
Is physics needed for pharmacy
Akhil Gaming nah not really, mostly chem and bio then a third a level of your choice
are you specialized in any department as a hospital pharmacist?
Not yet, still rotational!
@@KOREginAPharmacist that’s really nice! do you have any specialty in mind yet?