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5yrs for pharmD, if all prerequisites are done. In WA they only have phd of pharmacy now (pharmD), includes internships. But you graduate w job security and $40/hr min.
5yrs for pharmD, if all prerequisites are done. In WA they only have phd of pharmacy now (pharmD), includes internships. But you graduate w job security and $40/hr min.
Little bit less these days. I have a family friend that teaches in a top 30 program. He said five years ago people would have multiple job offers and now some of the people at the bottom of the class are landing only part time jobs. Which of course at that rate of pay isn't bad and likely leads to a full time job eventually.
I am a licensed tech, I'm well aware of the national pharmacist shortage & that it took our local hospital 7mo to find a replacement director & almost a year to fill to Rph spots. also know many pharmacists that were head hunted, there is a shortage.
If you can't figure the answer out without being told, you are not even close to being ready for the classes to become a pharmacist. For many people, they don't have the pre-requisite math and science background, believe me, if you did not take Chemistry, and College Algebra, and pass both those classes with an A, you probably won't make it.
this random website says 8 years yet, real people answering from experience on this forum say 5/6 years... who to believe ??
there's a reason why these forums are up, so you can ask real people... i dont trust most the stuff i find from just 'googling'
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