hello.
i am looking into studying pharmacy. i already have a another degree.
the reason is because pharmacy has a reputation for being a well paid job that isnt too stressful and you can also work partime.
however i am concerned about the possibility of the market being over saturated. (like optometry, too many being trained and comming from abroad). is this a current problem for pharmacists?
what are the prospects of getting a full time job? is pharmacy a job that requires a lot of keeping up to date? ie if i took a few years off could i come back and apply for a job?
pharmacy also seems to have a rep for being boring? is that true?
how difficult is the uni course? i personally dont like courses that require a lot of coursework, i am more of an exam person.
lastly i know some of you dont like your working enviroments, but i am a teacher and we do have a tough time with our students/parents/managers lol so i may find rude customers not so difficult to deal with.
i am looking into studying pharmacy. i already have a another degree.
the reason is because pharmacy has a reputation for being a well paid job that isnt too stressful and you can also work partime.
however i am concerned about the possibility of the market being over saturated. (like optometry, too many being trained and comming from abroad). is this a current problem for pharmacists?
what are the prospects of getting a full time job? is pharmacy a job that requires a lot of keeping up to date? ie if i took a few years off could i come back and apply for a job?
pharmacy also seems to have a rep for being boring? is that true?
how difficult is the uni course? i personally dont like courses that require a lot of coursework, i am more of an exam person.
lastly i know some of you dont like your working enviroments, but i am a teacher and we do have a tough time with our students/parents/managers lol so i may find rude customers not so difficult to deal with.
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