SHAPING THE OF PHARMACY
FUTURE
“Aſt er deep refl ection, I knew the job I wanted didn’t exist, but I didn’t know what that job was.”
While I’d love to share my “day in the
life”, like most pharmacists, no two days are the same. My responsibilities at STLCOP include instructing in the skills lab for our P1s, lecturing on topics from herbal products to constipation (ask the students about my Bristol Stool Chart t-shirt), advising a few student organizations, attending meetings and brainstorming sessions, and helping to develop a new asynchronous technician
training program. While at Beverly Hills Pharmacy, I am helping run our DCPro/ MTM service, precepting pharmacy students, coordinating vaccination clinics at local provider offi ces, and creating the “what’s next?”. T anks to the work that MPA has done,
I am recognized as a provider in the eyes of Missouri Medicaid, can independently administer vaccines to patients at our
Medicare clinics, and I’m part of a network of pharmacists and pharmacies that work together to improve patient care, support the profession, and allow us to practice (almost) at the top of our education. My exact job did not exist when I was in
pharmacy school, and I am so excited to see what the next 10 years hold for the practice of pharmacy, especially community pharmacy.
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