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One of the most common questions I get is: Can a pharmacist pursue a career in dermatology or the skincare industry? Absolutely! The beauty of being a pharmacist is the incredible diversity of roles available. Before I started working in a dermatology hospital, I didn't even know such a specialty existed in Nigeria. But one day, a job opening caught my eye, and I was thrilled to discover that my pharmacy school courses in pharmacognosy and cosmetics could be applied to this field. Working in dermatology, I realized that pharmacists can truly be anything they want to be. While there was a learning curve, especially in areas like compounding and skin disease knowledge, I was able to leverage my existing skills and expertise. Here's my advice for pharmacists considering a transition to skincare or dermatology: 👉 Research and Education: Explore online courses, certifications, or continuing education opportunities related to skincare. 👉Networking: Connect with professionals in the skincare industry, including dermatologists, estheticians, and entrepreneurs. 👉Internship or Part-Time Work: Gain practical experience in a skincare setting (like a hospital, clinic, esthetician) to build your skills and knowledge. Remember you are a Pharmacists and you possess a deep understanding of medications and their interactions, so don't be afraid, you be got this. Again, the beauty of being a pharmacist is the diversity of roles you can explore. Don't be afraid to step outside your comfort zone and pursue your passions. If you're interested in learning more about this transition, stay tuned for more content coming soon! Now don't be stingy. Share this with your friend 😁
Pls we need more contents. I spoke with some pharmacy students and then complain was that, there are scarce pharmacy contents online. It makes navigation for pharmacy students tedious
I'm a PharmD student in Nigeria. For people that wants to do m.pharm & a PhD in Pharmacy, with a PharmD, what's the duration in Nigeria? I heard in the UK you can go straight for PhD if you have a PharmD. But i don't know if it applies the same in Nigeria
Pharmacologist are underated in this part of the world Even in my school we're constantly reminded of the limitations we have But from what i know so far only major difference is that pharmacist dispense and relate with patients
@@aprilvibes7594 A subscriber nearing their course selection asked this question: The truth is, it depends! That’s why I made a video diving into the differences to help decide. Thank you
