I'm a relief pharmacist, also called a pharmacist floater--my official title. I've been a pharmacist for over 20 years and have floated for many of them. The position became a necessity after my second child.
Personally, I love floating. It offers flexibility, a must for a mother of 4 little darlings. I also don't have to worry about all of the other stuff that goes along with being a "regular" or manager of the pharmacy. I go in, do my shift and go home. I don't have to worry about hours, budgets or any other metrics. After arriving home, I don't stress about what needs to be done. I sleep peacefully.
However, from time-to-time, after working one of my 4 hour evening or all day Saturday shifts, I find myself venting to my husband. He often says" you always have a story to tell. You should write them down". I took his advice and from that a blog was born.
Anyone who has ever worked in a retail pharmacy knows it can be rather interesting and sometimes frustrating. The people we encounter provide much material for dinnertime and bedtime stories. Come along with me as I share some of my stories, tips, frustrations,and advice.
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