What do research pharmacists do?
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Research and Developement.
1010554
that is a really serious question, ask your doctor or pharmacist
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Talk to your doctor and pharmacist.
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Actually it's between a Pharm D (Doctorate) and a Masters (RPH) if you want to work in the US as a pharmacist.  The B.S. will prolly on let you work as a Pharmacy Assistant under the direction of a Registered Pharmacist
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well....I'm a pharmacist.  What exactly do you want to know? There is and has been such a huge demand it's ridiculous.  I read a pretty good article at salary.com (pretty sure where) explaining the shortage, benefits, etc that might be what you're looking for.  If not feel free to ask whatever.
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maybe ask your pharmacist
1004251
I study pharmacy and I agree with you and I think that pharmacists must do a lot to approve their statues in the industry.After all they discover a new drugs.
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They were jars that pharmacists and chemists kept drugs/chemicals in - many years ago.  (Pharmacists used to have jars of "ingredients".  When a customer came into the store, he would tell the pharmacist/chemist what he needed or what his symptoms were, and the pharmacist/chemist would mix a "formula" (ingredients from different jars).  Drugs were not regulated or prepackaged/measured as they are now.) \n\nNow, seeing as they do not have that use any longer, they are used as decoration now - trinkets jars, etc.
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listen to the client ; make diagnosis  ; start a treatment plan ;  explain it and ask client to agree to work with it;     fill reports for records and billing ; community servive and education; contribute research and articles to professional journals
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Consult your doctor or pharmacist.
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probably a rad tech. much better pay and a more stable job. you have to go to school for a year or two though to be a rad tech and its just onsite training for pharm techs (all you need is a HS diploma) in most states
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take a certification program or a masters degree... either that, or go to medical schools... at least that's what i'm planning to do after taking up bs biology... ;p\n\ni'm not sure if you can take a certification program to be a pharmacist, but you can take up a masters degree in pharmacy in the fields of industrial pharmacy, pharmaceutical chemistry and hospital pharmacy among others... although you would have to take the pre-requisite courses offered in the undergraduate program for some of your masters courses.\n\nif you do this, i think your educational background would be bs biology and ms in pharmacy...
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You can do a 5-year program that incorporates an undergraduate degree with a graduate degree in pharmacy. You take classes in biology, chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, physics, calculus, microbiology, and possibly some other core courses (they might vary).  These classes should have labs.
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A pharmacist can not prescribe medicine but they can suggest differnt types of medications to people who are curious as to what are the better meds for certain types of ailments.
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I have no idea, but good luck with it! I'm taking that next semester through school. Try googling pharmacy tech?
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If you're not sure about medication call a pharmacist.\n\nThey'll answer any questions you have (for free) and unlike most people on Yahoo answers they actually know what they're talking about \n\n;-)
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that would be a question for you doctor or pharmacist