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at the same time those firms put the license people at risk of losing their state license by compiling without that warrant..

• sonicanatidae 3y ago
  This is the part that would piss me off as a PharmD. They spend a vast sum of time, money and energy to gain a PharmD, then some asshat company puts them in situations where their licenses could be at risk? Of course they do.
  • bell-cot 3y ago
    Theory: The state licensing boards are aware of the problem, and "neglect" to punish pharmacists who are caught in such situations with law enforcement.
    • tomrod 3y ago
      No, enforcement becomes roulette or leverage over people in these situations. Were I on the board of these companies, I'd be aghast and demand this clear operational issue, which threatens our capacity to provide pharmacy services long term, be remediated.
      • sonicanatidae 3y ago
        I'd just move to an organization that doesn't callously put my license at risk. They sure af aren't going to toss me a lifetime check, when it happens.
    • sonicanatidae 3y ago
      This is not unlikely, but at the same time, to be put in a position where, in order to do your job, you have to rely on the understanding of "the government" is just shitty.