what can you do with a pharmacy degree?
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['Clinical research associate.', 'Higher education lecturer.', 'Medical sales representative.', 'Medical science liaison.', 'Pharmacologist.', 'Product/process development scientist.', 'Regulatory affairs officer.', 'Research scientist (life sciences)']
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['Food Scientist*', 'Brewmaster*', 'Exploration Geophycisist.', 'Chemist*', 'Laboratory Manager.', 'Hazardous Waste Management Technologist / Chemist.', 'Chemical Engineering Tech*', 'Pharmaceutical chemist.']
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['Analytical chemist and forensic chemist.', 'Biomedical chemist.', 'Chemical associate.', 'Industrial research scientist.', 'Lab chemist.', 'Materials technologist.', 'Production chemist.', 'Production officer.']
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['Physician or veterinarian.', 'Pharmacist.', 'Pharmaceutical product developer.', 'Regulatory toxicologist.', 'Toxicology consultant.']
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['Analytical Chemist.', 'Bio-medical Chemist.', 'Chemical Engineering Associate.', 'Industrial Research Scientist.', 'Lab Chemist.', 'Materials Technologist.', 'Production Chemist.', 'Production Officer.']
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['Bio-analytics.', 'Computational Chemist.', 'Information Developer.', 'Pharmacogenomics.', 'Proteomics.', 'Clinical Pharmacologist.', 'Sequence Analyst.', 'Database Designer.']
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['Organic Chemistry.', 'Inorganic Chemistry.', 'Anatomy and Physiology.', 'Pathophysiology.', 'Dispensing of medicines and Hospital pharmacy.', 'Pharmaceutics.', 'Pharmacology.', 'Statistics.']
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What kind of training is required to become a pharmacist? Pharmacists must have a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm. D.) degree to practice.
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A pharmacist needs a high school diploma or GED, a bachelor's degree (preferably in a science or medical concentration), and a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm. D) degree.
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['Analytical chemist. ... ', 'Animal technician. ... ', 'Biomedical scientist. ... ', 'Clinical scientist jobs.', 'Community pharmacist. ... ', 'Crime scene investigator. ... ', 'Food technologist. ... ', 'Forensic scientist.']
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['Clinic Pharmacy Practice. ... ', 'Community Pharmacy. ... ', 'Geriatric Pharmacy. ... ', 'Governmental Agencies. ... ', 'Home Health Care. ... ', 'Hospital Pharmacy. ... ', 'Managed Care. ... ', 'Pharmaceutical Industry.']
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['accountant.', 'analytical, formulation, medicinal or process chemist.', 'banking.', 'biotechnologist.', 'chemical engineer.', '[jobs in] drug discovery and chemical industries.', 'environmental, forensic or materials scientist.', 'food technologist.']
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['Pharmacovigilance. ... ', 'Clinical Research. ... ', 'Forensic Odontology. ... ', 'Oral Biology & Sciences. ... ', 'Public Health. ... ', 'Hospital Administration. ... ', 'Dental Product Design. ... ', 'Dietitian.']
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Pharmacists play a clinical role as part of a Family Health Team where they work alongside physicians, nurses, social workers and other professionals to optimize patient care. Careers in the Pharmacy Schools at Canadian universities provide opportunities in teaching, research and curriculum development.
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['Catering manager.', 'Chef.', 'Dietitian.', 'Health service manager.', 'Herbalist.', 'Personal trainer.', 'Product/process development scientist.']
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Pharmacists: These roles require a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree. All aspiring pharmacists need to complete an accredited PharmD program in order to become licensed.
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What's a Professional Degree? A professional degree helps students prepare for careers in specific fields, such as law, pharmacy, medicine, and education. The length of the programs vary and can span anywhere from one to five years, depending on the institution you attend.