Transitioning from Retail to Non-Traditional Pharmacy Roles

Transitioning from Retail to Non-Traditional Pharmacy Roles

by Alex Barker | Dec 27, 2021 | Career, Career Path, General, Non Traditional Pharmacy Careers, Professional Skills

Job satisfaction has been a common illusion to most working class people. People tend to view conventional work activities differently. Hence, some do not get to have as much fulfillment as they anticipated prior to their recruitment. Pharmacists are...
Avoiding The Argument While Encouraging A Meeting Of The Minds

Avoiding The Argument While Encouraging A Meeting Of The Minds

by Daniel Shifrin | Dec 7, 2021 | Blog, Career, General, Professional Skills, Workplace Matters

Pharmacy is always wrong.  I’ve noticed that.  No matter who Pharmacy fights with— whether it’s doctors, patients, nurses, administrators, or other department managers.  No matter how logical we are.  Or no matter how well we follow the...
Why Pharmacies Can’t Find Good Pharmacy Technicians — Is It The School Or Student That’s Not Successful?

Why Pharmacies Can’t Find Good Pharmacy Technicians — Is It The School Or Student That’s Not Successful?

by Daniel Shifrin | Sep 28, 2021 | Blog, Career Path, General, Professional Skills, Salary

I’m from New Jersey.  There are a plethora of hospitals in our state.  Large ones, small ones, major medical complexes, and smaller specialty facilities.   We have a multitude of retail pharmacies, also. There are many larger chain pharmacies—sometimes...
The Never-Ending Process of Devising Schedules – Why Catering To The Staff Made The Schedules Work Out

The Never-Ending Process of Devising Schedules – Why Catering To The Staff Made The Schedules Work Out

by Daniel Shifrin | Sep 2, 2021 | Blog, Career, General, Professional Skills, Success Story, Workplace Matters

I’ve performed many difficult tasks as a pharmacy manager.  I’ve remodeled a pharmacy, designed a new clean room, and started a chemotherapy program.  I’ve even worked with management to present a new contract to our unionized pharmacy staff.  But the toughest job...
Becoming An Exceptional Leader By Acquiring Traits That Are Extremely Necessary

Becoming An Exceptional Leader By Acquiring Traits That Are Extremely Necessary

by Daniel Shifrin | Sep 7, 2020 | Professional Skills

Cash on delivery.  That’s when you must have a check ready when they deliver the merchandise.  If the check isn’t there, the merchandise is put back on the truck and taken away. Our hospital wasn’t cash on delivery.  We were cash in advance.  When our pharmacy ordered...
3 Ways to Do Less and Accomplish More

3 Ways to Do Less and Accomplish More

by Jackie Boyle | Apr 18, 2018 | General, Professional Skills, Workplace Matters

As pharmacists, we tend to be people pleasers. We want to do everything, for everyone, all of the time. Quickly we may find we are doing less for ourselves by giving as much as possible to others. While I don’t support curbing the amount of giving that you want...
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