It's very rewarding to be a part of the journey, growth, and development of a pharmacist. Pharmacy is a profession where you don't ever stop learning. In my career, I've always found that as I've precepted students and residents, you learn as much from them as they learn from you.
When I think about why I became a pharmacist, the reason I'm here is that there are real-life consequences for not balancing the patient's medication equation and I love being able to help find that balance for patients.
I love to empower my patients with information to help them better understand their medications and how the medications benefit them or work with their disease states. There's nothing better than hearing patients, say, "Wow, no one ever told me that before. Now it makes sense why I need to take this medication.
What Cureatr is doing is the future of pharmacy and healthcare. I am part of an incredible healthcare team. We are delivering patient-specific care and having a tremendous impact on patients' lives. We are empowering patients through knowledge and understanding.
What I love most about being a pharmacist is how accessible we are to patients. Pharmacists are in a unique position because we're easy for patients to get to and we have expertise about their medications and payment plans.
My favorite part about working with both students and residents is the moment/clinical scenario where they realize their true potential. The confidence they gain, which translates into phenomenal patient care, is very rewarding to see.
As a pharmacist, I have always admired the role that we play in healthcare. We are often the healthcare professional who has the ability to impact patient care the most given our ease of accessibility to patients. Knowing this, I love any opportunity to help train new and inspiring pharmacists. Being able to precept residents and pharmacy interns and help develop the skills that will be used to help so many other patients is something I take pride in.
It's very rewarding to be a part of the journey, growth, and development of a pharmacist. Pharmacy is a profession where you don't ever stop learning. In my career, I've always found that as I've precepted students and residents, you learn as much from them as they learn from you.
When I think about why I became a pharmacist, the reason I'm here is that there are real-life consequences for not balancing the patient's medication equation and I love being able to help find that balance for patients.
I love to empower my patients with information to help them better understand their medications and how the medications benefit them or work with their disease states. There's nothing better than hearing patients, say, "Wow, no one ever told me that before. Now it makes sense why I need to take this medication.
What Cureatr is doing is the future of pharmacy and healthcare. I am part of an incredible healthcare team. We are delivering patient-specific care and having a tremendous impact on patients' lives. We are empowering patients through knowledge and understanding.
What I love most about being a pharmacist is how accessible we are to patients. Pharmacists are in a unique position because we're easy for patients to get to and we have expertise about their medications and payment plans.
My favorite part about working with both students and residents is the moment/clinical scenario where they realize their true potential. The confidence they gain, which translates into phenomenal patient care, is very rewarding to see.
As a pharmacist, I have always admired the role that we play in healthcare. We are often the healthcare professional who has the ability to impact patient care the most given our ease of accessibility to patients. Knowing this, I love any opportunity to help train new and inspiring pharmacists. Being able to precept residents and pharmacy interns and help develop the skills that will be used to help so many other patients is something I take pride in.
