"Nudging Aspiring Pharmacists towards Legendary EXcellence"

"Nudging Aspiring Pharmacists towards Legendary EXcellence"

Whether you're looking to optimize your study routine or sharpen your test-taking skills, join Hunter and Callan as they discuss their own experiences with the NAPLEX and share techniques for tacking this challenging exam. From time management to content review, they discuss many aspects to test taking success, highlighting effective study methods, resources they used to pass the exam while excelling in their APPE's. Please note, this episode does not delve into copyrighted material of the exam. Check out the resource we wish we had as test takers and make an account with PYRLS today! Sign up at www.pyrls.com for numerous free-content, including the NAPLEX practice exam, with rationales included!

"Mastering Pharmacy Jurisprudence with Elegance"

Pharmacy law can be quite the behemoth for many, but Callan and Hunter are here to help! In this episode, both free and paid resources that Callan and Hunter used for their MPJE attempts are discussed. Please note, this episode does not delve into copyrighted material of the exam.

"Breaking Free"

The moment every trainee is dreaming and simultaneously terrified of, finishing pharmacy school or post-graduate training and beginning their career. Join Callan and Hunter as they wrap up the three-part mini series on the transition from student to independent practicing pharmacist.

"I didn't hear no bell"

Some of us choose to complete a one year residency. A smaller pool choose to pursue ANOTHER year of residency. Hunter shares his experience transitioning from PGY-1 to PGY-2 at a different health-system, in a different state, reassuring Callan of her decision to choose a MUCH different, but still fulfilling route.

From learner to still learner?

The transition from student to resident can be a culture shock. Join Callan and Hunter as they share their experience embarking on journey of "not a student anymore" and commiserate with Hunter's "You aren't in Kansas anymore".  This is part 1 of a 3 part series covering the transition from student to independently practicing pharmacist.