Well I know that University of Sydney has a pharmacy program that has a long history, and consequently is prestigous. http://www.pharm.usyd.edu.au/future_students/cw_degrees/reg_degree/index.shtmltommytomickey said:I wanna be a Pharmacist, so can any1 tell me what course should I choose in uni??? Im currently doing yr 12 this year. Thanks!
This is very true, unless you are working at the large pharmacies where there might be more than one pharmacists on duty. Also I wonder how many people who want to be Pharmacists have actually worked in a Pharmacy or know anything about it.ellirene said:ive worked at a pharmacy for 3 years inbetween school.
its long hours.
no breaks.
all you do is sit down behind a dispensary and put ointments in bags and hand them to sick people.
i used to want to be a pharmacist.
until i worked at one.
lol =]
as mentioned before, try dentistry.
its probably more interesting
So you dont like them because your lazy and cant be stuffed working for your marks and rather people automatically piss off so that you can get what you want or you are jealous?S1M0 said:
Same thing can be said about people wanting to get into forensics science.UWS-Uni-Student said:
Considered killing yourself?tommytomickey said:Great! thaks a lot.
congrats!rocafella32 said:
Yes you can be come a clinical pharmacology researcher.. but then u still need to do more degrees because having the bachelors will be insufficient to do any realli interesting work..2opinion8d said:anyway about pharm being boring...ouch thats a bit discouraging...
I mean can't pharmacy branch off into many occupations... not just a chemist sitting behind the counter ... what about ones that work at hospitals and for the government. How about chemical researchers that develop new drugs...
let me know what you think especially you uni students!
I'm seriously considering pharmacy over optometry these days because i find chemistry and biology more enjoyable than maths and physics.
do we must registere for a STAT exam if we wanna do med/optom/pharm in the uni? what's the date of STAT?2opinion8d said:
lols for some reason your quote makes me think of the film Citizen Kane...Krieg said:
2opinion8d said:
engineering in general requires a lot of maths, not sure to what extent chemical engineering uses maths though.2opinion8d said:
Hospital pharmacists do more then drug reviews in hospitals, they advice the doctor on what drug to use, advise on interactions to doctors and other health professionals, deal with community pharmacy's about supply of expensive drugs after discharge, review med charts and suggest different therapies and heaps of other interesting stuff.+Po1ntDeXt3r+ said:
Wow sounds pretty interesting... I really enjoy helping others and interacting with the general community... I guess working in a hospital would be more interesting than behind a counter in a chemist.crazybrad said:
