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Phillies86 in Marlton, New Jersey

44 months ago

How much do Retail Pharmacist usually start at (Walgreens, CVS, ect.), specifically in New Jersey?

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mary danso in Arlington, Texas

44 months ago

How much do Retail Pharmacist usually start at (Walgreens, CVS, ect.), specifically in dallas

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Capnroo in Tallahassee, Florida

44 months ago

In the Atlanta area, if you are a floating pharmacist (working in more than 1 store) you will start at $53.25 an hour

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aluwani in Pretoria, South Africa

43 months ago

i want to know how much a starting pharmacologist earn in south africa

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Ly in Worcester, Massachusetts

36 months ago

Phillies86 in Marlton, New Jersey said: How much do Retail Pharmacist usually start at (Walgreens, CVS, ect.), specifically in New Jersey?

For floating pharmacist, you will start at $56.00/hour with Walgreen in MA.

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kiduva in Quincy, Massachusetts

35 months ago

I like to know what is starting salary of a retail pharmacist in Quincy ,MA area?

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McKenzie in Arlington, Texas

4 months ago

On the other hand, I can't complain. I graduated from the University of Tennessee in 2005, and in just six years my salary has increased 35,000 bucks. Another surprise I found out is salaries for pharmacists aren't really adjusted based on geographical area. I was visiting a friend in California, and the pharmacist and I were talking and it turned out we made the same salary. 124,000 goes a lot farther in Texas and Tennessee than California. Another concern is the dramatic increase in pharmacy schools starting. U of TN was really geared toward clinical pharmacy and taking an active role in patient care, rounding with the MD's. I'm afraid these schools are going to turn out sub-par pharmacists and wind up pushing us back to the basement and not on patient floors.

I'm interested to hear comments or opinions about overloading the nation with
pharmacy schools.

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