Clinical Pharmacist in Cardiology - ICU Day in the life
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- Day in the life in the hospital in this video
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If you're a coworker- say hello! :-) And if you're curious about what pharmacists do, here is a typical day. I go to rounds, write notes, talk mostly with providers and nurses, but also with some patients for med histories. We're also really lucky to have time for scholarly activities/ research/ education etc.
If you're in school or considering this as a career, feel free to drop any questions and comments below.
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Love it! Thanks for sharing, Lydia.
Thanks Hannah :-)
A lot goes into making a video like this, you do a lot and make it look simple. Kudos to you Lydia
Thanks Sean. This definitely took longer than I thought it would!
I love this video! I am an inpatient pharmacy tech and I hear pharmacist talk about exploring outside of healthcare as well.
Thanks! And thank you for all you do, we are literally nowhere without techs ❤️
I love that your office area at the end was a patient room years ago based on the wall items. I am a health IT (PACS) guy now and what got me into this field was being born with a congenital heart defect. I want you to know that no matter what your future holds, you are the glue that makes sure people like me live happy and healthy lives. Your input is so important in-patient care!
Your comment made my day as I prepare to head to work! Thank you for sharing your story. Hearing this work matters keeps me going. (And, good eye!!)
great job ! thx for making a daily life of clinical pharmacist ! My GF was a clinical pharmacist, in cardiology like you LOLLL. She is currently a medical student, but, from time to time, she works as a part-time clinical pharmacist too.
Thanks! Hope med school is going well ❤️
I really love your video. It makes me feel excited to achieve my dream, I hope I can be a clinical pharmacist like you
I’m excited for you! Best of luck.
Wow I am coming back here everytime I feel less motivated to study, ny dreamm job, thank youu
Keep going 💪🏼☺️
this vlog was really cute. i’ve been looking for pharmacy vlogs just so i can understand what being a pharmacist actually is and this was helpful thank you! just one question (hope this doesn’t sound too dumb) what does doing rounds mean? :)
It means we go around the unit and discuss each patient case and come up with a plan. At most teaching institutions, medical residents would present the case and then nursing and pharmacists add their commentary and then medical team decides on plan. :-)
You should do more of these videos. Maybe the next one can be what you eat in a day?
Thanks Tina! I’ll add that to the list 🥰
Hello! I am new to your channel but I have loved this video! thank you for sharing your thoughts and allowing me to realize that linearity is not the only option.
I would like to pursue pharmacy, but I am afraid I will not be able to do well as my chemistry is slightly weak. I took a pharmacology course for my BSc last sem, and I really enjoyed it. Would you say that pharmacy is very organic chemistry/ chemistry based?
my BSc has a focus in biology/ biomedical field.
thank you for your time, and I hope to see more videos like these! Take care!
Hi! I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Pharmacy school does use quite a few chemistry basics and I think understanding the concepts are helpful in your career, but I also think the way college chemistry is sometimes taught isn’t the same as practical knowledge/ not a true indicator of whether you’ll be able to apply these concepts in real world. We do still think about half life, lipophilicity, kinetics etc. but it’s only one slice of the pie. There are people skills, abstract problem solving, writing skills, time management/life skills etc that contribute to overall success.
Chemistry grades probably affect pharmacy school admissions, but I can say no one at this point in my career would care if I did well in chemistry 😂
Thank you for your reply! I think I will take some refresher courses before I apply. I would say organic chem is my biggest weak point, so I will work on that. Thank you for helping so many people with your advice and videos, take care! @@lydiapatelll
It's so nice to see a pharmacist happy with her work 🥰. I'm a clinical pharmacist in Brazil, I've been working in the field for two years, but I'm so discouraged. We are undervalued and underpaid here. 😢
I'm so sorry to hear this! Sending love from up north.
Make more videos in hospitalllllll like this video pleaseeeeeee
Interesting, nicely presented 👍. Of course, if you have a curious mind and you're constantly hungry for learning one job won't be enough :-)
Nailed it- You summed it up better than I can! ❤️
Hey i'd like to know wich one is better , pharmacy or clinical pharmacy
Where from i want to work there i am medical assistant/pharmacist.
Can clinical cardiology pharmacist use stethoscope?
Hello, thank you for making this video! It was very informative. Im really interested in becoming a pharmacist and working in a hospital. I have a few questions if you don't mind:
Are you a Pharm D. and are you referred to as doctor? Is your residency in one specific area of the hospital? Are there NICU pharmacist?
Hi Asia! Yes I'm a Pharm.D. and sometimes I'm referred to as Dr. Patel but I much much much prefer Lydia :-) My residency was an acute care PGY-1. Typically PGY-2 year (which I didn't do) is the specialty, e.g. cardiology or critical care or transplant, etc. And yes there are NICU pharmacists trained in pediatrics. How far along are you in training? Hope this was helpful.
@@lydiapatelll Thank you for responding! I'm actually just going back to school, and I'm getting my BS in Biochemistry. The school I'm going to has a PharmD program so hopefully I will transfer into that. I just got a job as a Pharmacy Technician to gain experience. I really think I would love working in the NICU! Thanks for the info👍🏾
What's ur salary
Hi lydia , it is worth to spend for a master abroad in clinical pharmacy or translational research? Your comment Would be really helpful
Not sure- if you are looking to practice in the US, you would need a Doctorate (there is no bachelor or masters program)
do you talk with the patients about their medications and how they’re feeling with them?
Some pharmacy specialties do inpatient, eg transplant. Otherwise pharmacists in med management clinics do most of this work.
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Great video!
Hello Dr. Lydia! I have a question. I can’t trust google. I was wondering if it is safe to take Famotidine and Lexapro? I take the Lexapro at night 5mg. I take 20 mg Famo. 2x morning and night. Just started the Lex yesterday. I have been taking the Famo for years. Thoughts?
Nothing jumps to mind for interactions but definitely check with your care provider on the dosing and duration/plan to titrate dosing etc!
@@lydiapatelll thank you! I appreciate the response.
I am a third year pharmacy student and you have my dream job! thank you for sharing
💪🏼 you’ve got this!
Do you have any social media that we can follow?
Hi Mathew! I’m on IG @lydiapatelll
Hello Lydia patel i really loved your video
Im currently studying bachelor's of pharmacy. my dream clinical pharmacologist. So how can i become clinical pharmacologist in Canada
I’m not too familiar with the rules in Canada. Google international pharmacy graduates for Canada to see what the licensing requirements are
I didn't know that there's a work like this in the pharmacy. I want to be a pharmacist but I also like nursing but I don't like blood or to touch people but I like to work in a hospital like this. Can I know how to become a clinical pharm? Thank you so much. Godbless you!
The classic route is doctor of pharmacy and then residency training for 2 years. PharmD programs typically require 2-4 years of undergraduate education
@@lydiapatelll thank you
Hi Lydia truly this video was awesome 👏
I am a Pharm D graduate from India and currently working as a Clinical Pharmacist but have plans to pursue hospitals in the USA .... can u pls guide me through as to how I can get in there.
Hi there! Look up requirements for international graduates by state. I did my doctorate degree in the US so I’m not familiar with that process, but usually there are a couple tests and some hours to fulfill. Best of luck!!
Hi I'm pursuing pharm d in India can you give me any advice??
Hi am a Pharm dgraduate from India.
Any scope for this profession in your region ?
Hi I'm not sure I understand the question
I also want to become an clinical pharmacist ....what are the step to become an clinical pharmacist ? Currently iam completed my bachelor's degree in pharmacy ( Bpharm) in India
I don’t have experience as I trained in the US. Will need a doctorate degree most likely.
you most likely need to do pharmd post baccalaureate
@@staywskz3220 that's tha case in India ..but in abroad if there is any course?
You are patel but i think patel is mostly like a indian surname thats so confusing
Where are you working now....😊!! And which country ☺️
I’m in the US
@@lydiapatelll and where are you working or office name!!😊
Can you please please guide me about how can we become a specialized pharmacist like a cardiologist pharmacist or oncologist pharmacist what are the study requirements I have done my pharm D and then Masters in pharmacology now I want to pursue my studies accordingly because I want to become a specialized pharmacist please explain what study options should I choose for phD
I did not do a PhD and I would say this is not common for most clinical pharmacists. Most of us would do 1-2 years of residency in the US.
I'm pharmacy student an wanna be a clinical pharmacist ..
💪🏼you got this!
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Not a public one 😉
Hello! I enjoyed your video. I have a few questions..! I want to go to a College of pharmacy, but.. people around me don't recommend it😭 But I really want to go to the College of pharmacy🥹🥹
Do you recommend going to a College of pharmacy?
And I also want to be a residency and a pharmacist working at a hospital! Why did you want to be a residency?
Hey! Thank you. It really depends on what your personal goals are. If you think the career is something you would enjoy and the timeframe (tuition) is acceptable, I would suggest looking into a few more resources to make that decision. What are the reasons people around you don’t recommend, may I ask?
I did a residency in preparation for applying for a clinical pharmacist role. I think these days it’s so common to have a residency that I would view it as a requirement for most hospital jobs.
@@lydiapatelll They don't recommend pharmacists because they are currently saturated in the US😢
Is the pharmacist in the hospital really saturated??🥹
@@happy-rv2pb probably depends on the location and specialty- some are still handing out bonuses. The doctorate program is so long it’s hard to predict what it’ll be like when you’re done, so I’d say decide based on your skills and interests.
@@lydiapatelllThanks for your answer!! I won't give up and do it until the end!🔥💪🏻
Absolutely, I do recommend you to pursue pharmacy. However, if you want to be a pharmacist working in the hospital. Then pursue Clinical pharmacy (Pharm.D) program rather than pharmacy (B.pharm) program.