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ebee in Neptune, New Jersey

5 months ago

hi am asking if i can do the FPGEE with no registration only the certification because i just graduated and am in USA i dont want to go back to my country ???

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Boby in Brentwood, Tennessee

5 months ago

I am a current student in the U.S. under an F-1 Student Visa. I've been going to school in the U.S. since middle school but I do not have a Green Card or Citizenship. I am wanting to go to Pharmacy school in the U.S. and I am a Canadian citizen. If I get my PharmD Degree in the U.S. does it differentiate me from a U.S. Citizen getting a PharmD Degree in the U.S.
Would employers hire me here in that case? And would they sponsor me for my green card?

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Anas in Syrian Arab Republic

5 months ago

Hi everyone

i have an FPGEC certificate about 6 months ago .. if i could have a green card would i find an internship ?

it is so frustrating .. if you have any solution here is my email. anaspharmacy@hotmail.com

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tanvir in Maidenhead, United Kingdom

2 months ago

The beauty of the USA is, there is and there will always be jobs. I feel sorry for your shallow opinion

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Edsonrao in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

2 months ago

Hi all!

I am a pharmacist graduated in Brazil (federal university). I finished masters and almost done with pHd here. Are there chances for me outside Brazil? I just wanted to have experiences abroad to define whether I will stay here or not. I would really appreciate if anyone could advise me a bit about it?

Cheers!

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blueivy in Chicago, Illinois

2 months ago

sarahbeth in Urbino, Italy said: Hello I am a US citizen (was born in the US) but am currently deciding if I should attend a 5 year pharmacy program in Italy, attain the FPGEC certification and then work in California. Will I be able to find a job in CA? Is it that difficult for a foriegn graduate? I would hate to go though all the hassle and $$ then not find a job... if you have any experience or advice it is welcome, thank you very much

Its better for you to school in the US as pharmacy has become so oversaturated as it is that there are not enough jobs for US grads let alone foreign graduates. It makes sense to attend a foreign school for medicine but not for pharmacy.

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blueivy in Chicago, Illinois

2 months ago

tanvir in Maidenhead, United Kingdom said: The beauty of the USA is, there is and there will always be jobs. I feel sorry for your shallow opinion

Clearly you are not aware of the recession in the US. There are new schools of pharmacy cranking out 100s of pharmacy students every year. No employer wants to bother with work visas and green cards when they have an abundant supply of young US trained pharmacists willing to do the work for less money and less hassle.

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blueivy in Chicago, Illinois

2 months ago

Janice Wong in Cebu, Philippines said: I've heard that US are short of Pharmacist. So this is not true?

This is not true. There is an abundance of pharmacists right now.

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blueivy in Chicago, Illinois

2 months ago

Boby in Brentwood, Tennessee said: I am a current student in the U.S. under an F-1 Student Visa. I've been going to school in the U.S. since middle school but I do not have a Green Card or Citizenship. I am wanting to go to Pharmacy school in the U.S. and I am a Canadian citizen. If I get my PharmD Degree in the U.S. does it differentiate me from a U.S. Citizen getting a PharmD Degree in the U.S.
Would employers hire me here in that case? And would they sponsor me for my green card?

Because of the oversaturation of pharmacists, employers are alot less willing to sponsor foreigners for their green cards. It would be better for you to obtain your green card and then apply for employment positions.

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Hello 12 in Glasgow, United Kingdom

2 months ago

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fpgeeandpebc in Windsor, Ontario

2 months ago

Hello everyone,
I am a registered pharmacist and looking for a h1 sponsor in MI if anyone can help me wih any kind of info it will be greatly appreciated .I am a foreign grad but cleared every exam fpgee.toefl,naplex,mpje in all first tries.so please help
Thanks

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fpgeeandpebc in Windsor, Ontario

2 months ago

Well that's called globalisation.
Shall let you know when I find a sponsor
Thank You

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fpgeeandpebc in Windsor, Ontario

2 months ago

True but lets try.
Cant fail until One tries.

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Maia_80 in Salt lake city, Utah

25 days ago

Totally true, I'm an American citizen with the FPGEEC currently working as a scientist for a pharmaceutical company. I'm trying to find a pharmacy to do my intern hours and no luck yet, it seems impossible no one is accepting foreign graduates. I feel that the FPGEEC is an scam maybe worth it 5 years ago but not anymore

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irishkas9@mail.ru in Chicago, Illinois

11 days ago

Hello i am a foreign graduate from Armenia. Finished FPGEC certification and lookng for the pharmacy who can help me to finish internship hours required for the Licensing
I need a sponsorship for the H1b visa.
Please reply
irishkas9@mail.ru

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ampotpinoy in Yonkers, New York

10 hours ago

HELLO THERE CO-FOREIGN PHARMACY GRADUATES,

I'M CALLING ALL OF YOU THERE WHO HAVE BEEN STRUGGLING FOR AN INTERNSHIP PROGRAM BECAUSE ALL BIG CHAIN DRUGSTORES IN THE USA NO LONGER ACCEPT INTERNS FOR H1B VISA.

I AM PLANNING TO WRITE THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR OUR SENTIMENTS AS A FOREIGN GRADUATES WHO BEEN NEGLECTED BY TO DO INTERNSHIP PROGRAM. I WOULD LIKE TO DEMAND MR. PRESIDENT TO TALK WITH THE INSTITUTION LIKE NABP OR EVEN ETS FOR ENGLISH TEST WHY THEY ARE STILL WRONGLY GIVING INFORMATION/ FALSE HOPE FOR MILLIONS OF INTERNATIONAL GRADUATES THAT SPENDING SO MUCH MONEY AND TIME TO BECOME FPGEC CERTIFIED BUT IN THE END....NO CHANCE TO DO THE INTERNSHIP. THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD HAVE ABOLISH THESE INSTITUTIONS LIKE NABP FOR SUCH FALSE DOING TO FOREIGN PHARMACY GRADUATES. I BELIEVE THAT WE HAVE THE RIGHT TO CONDEMN THEIR WAY OF USING US INTERNATIONAL GRADUATES FOR FINANCIAL GAIN. IT SEEMED NABP IS JUST ANOTHER INSTITUTION THAT CAN BE ADDRESSED AS "MONEY MAKING" STRATEGIES FOR INTERNATIONAL GRADUATES. WE STRONGLY COMMAND THE ABOLISHMENT OR CLOSURE OF NABP.

NABP DON'T HAVE MERCY TO MANY FAMILIES OR INDIVIDUALS THAT MONEY SPENT FOR PROCESSING FOR NABP REQUIREMENTS FOR FPGEC CAME FROM HARD EARN MONEY--SWEAT AND BLOOD TO EARN....HOW DARE YOU NABP TO BE BLIND OF WHAT HAS BEEN GOING ON FOR THE PAST YEARS.

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guest in San Francisco, California

10 hours ago

This sounds cruel but is not meant to be. We simply don't have enough jobs for current US nationals let alone those trying to get an H1B. The June 1, 2012 job report probably is the nail in the coffin for any new hires in 2012.

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