Top 5 alternative careers for pharmacists
The pharmacy degree is a science degree. Achieving a Masters in Pharmacy is a major achievement. There are many skills and a valuable resource of knowledge that pharmacists have gained over their many years of study and training which can be put to excellent use in other areas of work. Here are five career areas/areas of work, but the list isn’t exhaustive a nd many of you will have other suggestions. 1. Academia Many pharmacists go on to become lecturers in universities. Having experience of studying pharmacy, working within pharmacy or science or gaining real life work experience are major lifelines in delivering a strong quality of teaching and ensuring vital support to pharmacy students. It’s also very rewarding being able to share your experiences and knowledge with your audience in the lecture theatre. Pharmacists with strong public speaking skills will also find lecturing a great way to put their communication skills to good use. There are also many more opportunities