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I'm a pharmacy technician student (graduating in June, I'm on my placement in the hospital now) in halifax Nova Scotia, and please don't stop asking questions. Patient care is the most important aspect of our job!! We are a regulated, unionized profession here in halifax-- not sure where you're from.
The OP is from Washington state, which is where I'm also from.
maybe you already asked the question several times and aren't learning which is frustrating them
Pharmacist here. I love training people, the more questions the better. Just remember, try to only ask the same question once and at the end of the day, it is not your fault for killing someone (you don't get paid enough to shoulder that responsibility, that is mine and the reason we get paid what we do) and If they aren't willing to teach you, get your tech license and move on - hospitals pay more at least in my area. Or find me and I'll try to hire you :)
I really hate jobs that aren't willing to train their employees properly. You should probably try to find a different job OP. You don't deserve to get punished for actually trying to do your job right.
I'm a pharmacist. My technicians are my responsibility and they practice under my license ultimately. If your PIC won't train you, it's most likely against your state's law. At the same time, working in a pharmacy requires concentration and focus... If you're constantly talking you could be distracting your pharmacist and that could also cause an error. Try to find some balance...
You're supposed to go to school for that. They can get a huge fine if anyone finds out they hired you without a degree...
It's not that hard. I'm 17 and in high school and I'll be a licensed pharmacy technician the week after I graduate!
Lead tech here: Most pharmacist are extremely busy. while it's good to ask Make sure your not asking the same one over and over again. Also try asking your lead tech( if you have one) or another technician. While we are busy too it's often better for everyone. A good certified tech can answer alot
looks like the balance has shifted further towards the outdated textbook...
Hang in there. It can be difficult learning the ropes. I'm also a Pharm Tech with over 20 years experience. Try to find other techs who would be more kind in helping you learn. And always remember it's ultimately all the PharmD's head is something goes wrong. Maybe find a tactful way of reminding them of that.
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Just do your best, and screw them!