for interview\nto know the detail of pharmacy
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http://www.pharmacy.wsu.edu/History/ that should help
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www.pharmacy2u.co.uk\n\nor it may be with a .com
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note im talking about pharmacists in the US, they have different powers and responsibilities in diffrent countries\n\n\ncommunity- working at walgreens, bob's pharmacy, etc. basically count pills, occasianally do a little compounding, answer people's questions, monitor for potential drug problems\n\nhospital- count pills, put them in blister tabs instead of bottles, give doctors advice if needed, make IVs, do some compounding\n\nnuclear pharmacy- prepare radioactive drugs that are used for cancer treatment and diagonostic testing\n\npharmacy consultant- go to nursing homes, hospitals etc. and review patient medications, fix problems, eliminate or add drug therapy, try to switch people to lower cost medications that would be as effective to save money.\n\nclinical pharmacist- work in patient care programs (lipid clinics, diabetes managment, drug therapy managment, research, etc)\n\nthose are the main fields, there are some other nontraditional things as well.\n\npharmacist mainly does the dispensing of drugs (have the degree BS in pharmacy-titled RPh, or Pharm.D- doctor of pharmacy), doctors (have a totally diffrent degree, an MD or DO) are the guys you go see when you are sick, and pharmacologists arent pharmacists, they are scientists who do drug research and try to develop new drugs (for degrees, they have a BS, MS, or PhD in pharmacology or pharmaceutical science or a Pharm.D and then do a couple years of a research fellowship to become certified). if youre interviewing to get into pharmacy school, it'll be fairly similar to a job interview., theyll probably ask stuff such as but not limited to "why do you want to do this" "why would you be a good pharmacist" "what are your strenghts and weaknesses" etc. just look on the web for interview preparation stuff.
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Try recruiting some family or close firends.  Prep them with some sample questions, but make sure they adlib.  This way you can practice without worrying about whether you will get the job or not.  This will make you more confortable for the real inteviews.
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Any of the hard sciences. You will be required to have completed a classic hard science grounding (Inorganic/organic chemistry, physics, calculus, biology, physiology) just to apply.\n\nHad I not got into Pharmacy school, I would have likely become a bitter drunk. Once I got in, I wasn't bitter......just drunk frequently.
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I would think it would mean knowledge of how to run an office. Probably everything from filing systems and software used to office supplies.
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it depends on the job you are going for but a great question for you to ask whaen they ask if you have any questions is ask them do they think you are able to do the job ?? its a great one to ask and you should see there faces it also gives you some idea on how they see you.
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Drop by for a coffee and interview /Management/Staff. They might like you and ask you to fill out an application.
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What they really want to know is how their work habits are, reliability, ability to take things on, etc.  Don't worry about a professional reference at all, they are not grading you, they just want your basic opinion on what to expect from this person as a student.
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Do you want a description of the process, or a list of before and after items?
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Write a script about why you want to work for them.\nPractice it-\nthen break it down into main points.\nAfter that, just use a card that has the main points on it.\nThat way, if they cut you off you can pick up at a particular point for another question.
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You will be asked two types of questions:\n\nA) Informative: These questions are the "Tell me about yourself" variety - where you went to school, what you studied, etc.\n\nB) Behavioral: These questions will be in regards to how you react under certain situations (i.e., Tell me about a time when you...).  These questions are designed to see how you react under certain situations depending on the job you're applying for.  \n\nIn group interviews, it's really a "Do we like this person enough to hire them?" type of scene.  Just be yourself, don't be nervous, know something about the company as well as the position you're applying for, ask questions about the job and the company culture, and finally, send thank you notes to all those who interview you.\n\nBottom line: Your interview should tell the hiring managers three things - why are you interviewing with us (as opposed to The Gap), why should we hire you (over the hundreds of other applicants that we talked to today and all this week), and what makes you unique.\n\nGood luck....
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http://www.interviewtips.com\ngud luck
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You need to be specific. What information are you looking for?
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not the best person to ask, but you can apply for a job at a retail pharmacy or any pharmacy.   there is a certification test that will probably help you get a job at the pharmacy.  there are sample tests and training books available.  depending on your background the test may be easy or hard.  6 month course to me sounds too long.  i believe there are classes at community college for test, but i also know people who got job with no certification and people who passed test without class or lengthy study.  remembering from long ago i believe test is math related, simple chemistry, a few drug name questions, aghhh ask someone else or see if you can get a sample test.  i knew someone recently who studied for test using book, she memorized many, many drug names and the drug name portion of test was fairly small. the book writer didn't do a very good job.\n\na requirement at pharmacy school for pharmacists is to be a tech so many of those people work there as well i believe.
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Two of my nieces do this. One has a degree in (get this) Psychology.  The other has a Masters. She has what ever degree one needs to be a Nutritionist/Dietician. During her last college years she was a pharmacy assistant at Walgreen's. They both do well for themselves, with company provided cars and much unsupervised time. Both are friendly, outgoing and professional, as well as intelligent. \n\nI know that they once went to sites of drug companies to see what was required. One even called her doctor's office to be put in touch with one of their drug reps, in order to get first hand info. Pretty motivated, I'd say.  Go for it!
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Ask employer or potential employer.  Each employer might have varying responsibilities or job description.  Site below gives summary.