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Pharmacy Career Trends

by CF Thompson

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Pharmacologists are desperately needed to aid the bulginghealth care industry. According to Sarlary.Com the majority of pharmacologists earn between $98,000-$109,000. The top paid positions are on the west coast of the United States.

More than 41% of pharmacy positions are held by professionals with a PhD, JD, or MD.. More than 25% of the companies have fewer than 25 employees and nearly 16% of the companies have more than 15,000 employees.

Bureau of Labor Statistics states that in 2008-2009 there is an anticipated increase of pharmaceutical techs needed by 32%. This is a much faster than average increase in demand for all occupations.

The number one reason cited is an aging population that uses more prescription drugs and scientific advancements, which are developing more drugs to help cure diseases. Pharmacologists required to do studies and fill the prescriptions.

Continuing education for pharmacologists is not an option. It is essential that both pharmacists an pharmacology techs stay abreast of the new medications. They must possess extensive knowledge when it comes to the names, class, side effects and possible interactions with other drugs.

As health insurance companies try to find ways ways to keep expenses under control, pharmaceutical technicians will be needed to do more of the typical and administrative responsibilities that were performed by the pharmacist.

Almost all States have laws stating the maximum number of technicians who can safely work under the supervision of a pharmacist at single time. Changes in these regulations could directly affect jobs

The career opportunities in this field differ dramatically. There are community druggists who compounds and fills prescriptions. They are also responsible for transferring prescriptions, logging data and answering patient inquiries.

Your career strarts with the college of pharmacy and leads you as far as you are willing to go. The opportunities are limitless.

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Published July 27th, 2008

Filed in Health