Pharmacist Mission Statement
My mission is to be able to spend as much time with my family before I leave to graduate school. My immediate family, is what’s important to me. I enjoy learning from my parents and watching my younger sisters grow and thrive to be their own individuals. My hobbies are to run, paint, and enjoy the outdoors. My interests are to learn and giving back to the community. Volunteering has always been an activity my family does throughout the years. I want to continue giving back as I grow into my future career. My family is what motivates me to be the best I can be. In high school, I found out that I was very passionate about chemistry and mathematics and being a pharmacist is the best fit for those skills. I aspire to be great and do great things,
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Working in a hospital setting taking care of patients and utilizing my skills from school to provide the best care I can give. Once I graduate from pharmacy school there will be student loan debt and I will need to be able to pay it back. As a responsibly adult you must think about will this career be able to help with that debt. As a pharmacist, it’s income is greater than the debt that I will receive from schooling. This means that my career will pay for my education. It also means that money has a big impact in the kind of career I am wanting. My professional mission will be to be able to provide and maintain a good standard of …show more content…
This would give me the opportunities to have hands on experience with patients who are in the intensive care unit, oncology centers, diabetes centers, or the operating rooms. This is a fast pace environment; I will constantly be on my toes and alert. As a clinical pharmacist, I will supervise all the medications distributed by the pharmacy technicians, and overlook the orders doctors make, to check that the patient will have the full affect the medication and not have any severe complications. As far as the pay of a clinical pharmacist it can range from $110,000 or $150,000 a year depending on what company I work for. It needs to be larger than the debt I will be receive after I am done with all my schooling. In the end this job is what I’m passionate about and can’t wait to see what it
Working in a hospital setting taking care of patients and utilizing my skills from school to provide the best care I can give. Once I graduate from pharmacy school there will be student loan debt and I will need to be able to pay it back. As a responsibly adult you must think about will this career be able to help with that debt. As a pharmacist, it’s income is greater than the debt that I will receive from schooling. This means that my career will pay for my education. It also means that money has a big impact in the kind of career I am wanting. My professional mission will be to be able to provide and maintain a good standard of …show more content…
This would give me the opportunities to have hands on experience with patients who are in the intensive care unit, oncology centers, diabetes centers, or the operating rooms. This is a fast pace environment; I will constantly be on my toes and alert. As a clinical pharmacist, I will supervise all the medications distributed by the pharmacy technicians, and overlook the orders doctors make, to check that the patient will have the full affect the medication and not have any severe complications. As far as the pay of a clinical pharmacist it can range from $110,000 or $150,000 a year depending on what company I work for. It needs to be larger than the debt I will be receive after I am done with all my schooling. In the end this job is what I’m passionate about and can’t wait to see what it