S1E10: Pharmacy Horror Stories

An episode of the When The Pharmacy Closes podcast, hosted by Chris Allen and Clarissa Andrade, titled "S1E10: Pharmacy Horror Stories" was published on March 20, 2024 and runs 49 minutes.

March 20, 2024 ·49m · When The Pharmacy Closes

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Hi Everybody! We have mentioned before that we have different pharmacy experiences in both the community setting and the hospital setting. Like every job, there are going to be bad times that you simply have to laugh at, and that's what this episode is about. We are sharing horror stories we have had in our five years of working in various pharmacies. Disclaimer! We are not saying our jobs are bad, but this is a "horror story" episode so we are telling the bad parts we've had. Grab a snack and let us know what you would do in these situations.

Episode Description

Hi Everybody! We have mentioned before that we have different pharmacy experiences in both the community setting and the hospital setting. Like every job, there are going to be bad times that you simply have to laugh at, and that's what this episode is about. We are sharing horror stories we have had in our five years of working in various pharmacies. Disclaimer! We are not saying our jobs are bad, but this is a "horror story" episode so we are telling the bad parts we've had. Grab a snack and let us know what you would do in these situations.

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