adeoladrg:
Sorry to burst ur bubbles doc. It'd pay you better to open an hospital where you can act in the confines of your professional autonomy.

idu1:
wtf is ur problem? Must someone b a pharmacist b4 he own a pharmacy? As long as the pharm is run by a registered pharmacist

adeoladrg:



We all know that's the argument you put in front. It'll be run by a registered pharmacist? *bluffs* I so wish!
Worst that'll happen is he'll pay a pharmacist to register the premise for him and that's it.



Note that it's against our professional ethics for medical doctors or nurses to run a pharmacy. Be it ambulatory or community. Get informed!

Morotov1:
You want to open a pharmacy to dispense drugs while you are trained to prescribe drugs. Isn't somebody mixing things up here?
Why not get a degree in pharmacy then?

alentyno:

Are you for real? Haven't you heard of the term 'locum pharmacist'. You definitely sound like a pharmacy student smh

Morotov1:
For real as in how? Locum pharmacist as in locum doctor?
In a lawless country/state of your origin it is quite obtainable but it is frowned on if it is not operated and charged by a certified pharmacist whether locum or not according to international best practices.
If you have itchy fingers for benefits of pharmacy, get the degree. Personally I hate shortcuts.

Meanwhile, I am not a pharmacist... working or still in school....whatsoever.

idu1:
When u later graduate nd become a pharmacist dont issue ur cert. To non pharm for premises registration.

alentyno:

What you just wrote is very correct. But then the people who are the chief promoters of such shorthcuts are the pharmacists themselves esp the fresh grads with itchy palms for secret cash. Yes they aided the breaching of those corrupt practices and when it starts affecting them they cry foul. It is absurdly hypocritical

Morotov1:
For real as in how? Locum pharmacist as in locum doctor?
In a lawless country/state of your origin it is quite obtainable but it is frowned on if it is not operated and charged by a certified pharmacist whether locum or not according to international best practices.
If you have itchy fingers for benefits of pharmacy, get the degree. Personally I hate shortcuts.

Meanwhile, I am not a pharmacist... working or still in school....whatsoever.

adeoladrg:




It's also hypocritical when I told him to open an hospital instead of a pharmacy yeah?

Like I said, PSN started curbing this thing last year by enacting the anti R&G law. Only the enforcement part of PCN is very weak, very very weak! That's gets settled and we won't have to talk about this again, more sugar for my tea plss!