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2012


How to make your pharmacy career less painful.

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Some asshole who shall remain nameless was giving me shit about my lack of posts (man, get a book published and you somehow think you’re God or something), so heres another gem for you all.

2011


Be a dick, get a gift card!

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A wise man (OK, its my employer, fine) told me that the smartest investment a business can make is in its employees.

Most trusted? Since when?

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Everyone has heard that Pharmacists are one of the most “trusted” professions.

2010


We wish you a merry Crackmas!

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Here are a few things that I have written to celebrate the overly-medicated holiday season:

The MD’s guide to an RPh

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Lets face it, part of our jobs is dealing with Doctors of all shapes, sizes and colors.

Replaced by machines

·17693 words·84 mins
Ive been writing on this site for almost 5 years.

2009


Lets unionize… or maybe not.

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As I was reading a drunken rant by The Angriest Pharmacist about unions, I started to think as to why haven’t pharmacists formed a huge union to fight the evil employers about working conditions, etc.

Over $1/min to write down numbers

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I don’t mind if a patient calls up and has a question (except if its when their vicodin is due).

A Clinical Pharmacist Error.

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Once in a while I get a rather bitter comment from a “Pharmacist” who just got his shiny new degree and license and thinks he knows it all.

I am Fatsomyalgia

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So I haven’t poked fun at The Angriest Pharmacist in a while.

2008


Oh you silly internet people!

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For all of you out there who thought that my posts yesterday was an April fools joke, guess again.

Sweet Victory at Last!!!!

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You know that feeling you get when you work really hard at something,

Taking my red-wagon and going home.

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Now before all of you Chain guys and gals send me anthrax and bombs in the mail, let me say a few things.

What to do when you graduate

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The *Angriest* (sigh) Pharmacist wrote a Kick Ass Post that I think all of the students should read.

USA Today Article

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So I believe I am the last one on this gravy-train of pharmacist bashing that the USA-Today is onto.

2007


Yay, moral hate mail!

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The entire tirade about retail pharmacy is here

Real Life Retail 101

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Pharmacy schools are notorious for filling their students heads with tales of wonderfulness and gummi-bears when they work in a retail setting.

Beware of the dreaded shart!

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I am going to give you all a very serious warning to a very serious condition that pharmacists (and techs) are prone to.

Pharmacists are NOT DOCTORS!

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Reading the DrugNazi’s site, I came upon this gem of a rant regarding a comment from ‘Dr.

Perils of checking out the hotties

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Mike sent me a comment regarding the post about the Certainties part Duex and hot chicks walking into your store.

Pharmacy Certainties

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There are some things that go on in a pharmacy that are set in stone like the sun rising in the morning.

Angriest Pharmacist?

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So it turns out that someone is trying to ride on my coattails.

The Tech Call

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On a more lighter side of things, I have noticed a certain phenonemom in my years and years at the pharmacy.

My Hero, Jim Plagakis

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There aren’t many people who I would call my “hero”.

The Gospel according to Me.

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I’ve seem to have made a few doctors upset with my last few posts.

The Pharmacy Challenge

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So since the last week or so have pissed off a bunch of people, I have pulled some old not-so-angry posts from the unpublished archives of TAP for your viewing pleasure.

2006


Real Live Pharmacy, 101

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I feel that I was ill-equipped for ‘real life’ in pharmacy school.