Who says we can't look pretty AND teach & learn at the same time? This Registered Health Information Administrator and Educator sets the societal norms on THIS page, my dear!
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I tried to tell you all,
"I'm not just a pretty face;" one of my biggest military fans/harassers
used to verbalize that to me everyday, as he looked me up and
down...licking his lips. And here I am, problem-solving in my own way, as a civilian,
and loving it #teach #independentprojects
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I knew it, I knew it, I knew it! As I realize that I am getting my mojo back, after enduring long bouts of trouble with concentration, I was reading over some very important documents this week. I wasn't truly stunned, but I have to say that I am disappointed in the leadership teams that allow such negligence and tolerate the pressures that come along with...
According to certain legislation (Pharmacy Practice Act), incompetence is actually grounds for discipline named as "Unlawful practice." Violations can be categorized as felonies, while also violating other pharmacy and drug laws. Therefore, I still question pharmacists who allow, what I refer to as "Bootleg Pharm Techs," to work in their pharmacies, retail or otherwise; I smell another book coming on...
Not to be judgmental... As a piece of constructive criticism, I must say... When a pharmacy tech instructor makes a recommendations about a students, it's probably in the best interest of the learning institution to take heed to such recommendation. Therefore, long before a pharmacist identifies the fact, someone else in a position of authority either knew or should have known that a pharmacy technician is/was incapable of performing necessary pharmacy duties.
Meanwhile, I'm off to finish up some academic work of my own.
