I am going to graduate from uni in 18 months and work as a healthcare professional (pharmacist). I think I know 60% of my stuff right and I have deliberately started reviewing and solidifying different drugs, treatment guidelines, side effects, and other high-yield stuff related to my profession.But I am still scared of being inadequate. I keep seeing posts on Reddit in my profession's subs where senior pharmacists complain that the new pharmacists are too incompetent.Either that or pharmacists are some of the most pent up, passive aggressive fucks to ever exist, if those subreddits are to be considered the norm for a real life pharmacist.
>he thinks Reddit is an accurate reflection of real lifeSorry bro, your retardation is terminal. It's over dude.
>>34769966desu I am not a plebbitor. I just rarely skim the site's subreddits related to, for example, my profession because reddit sometimes has those mega threads where resources, textbooks, etc. are aggregated. say what you want but Reddit is useful sometimes.
>>34769956Isn't pharmacist like a joke doctor anyway?And your preddit shit doesn't make sense. The actual old pharmacists don't post there. Only snarky millennials do.
