What I've Learned So Far

1) I have learned that to be a pharmacist you need more than good peoples skills even better pharmacy techs and a leadership skills you need to be aware that what you are doing could kill people. The wrong dosage or strength could have the patient die from overdoes.
2) http://www.lowabram.com/articles/pharmacist-liability/
3)The internet has defiantly been my most important source as the internet is an infinite source of information and that has been a convenient source

Independent Component 1 Plan Approval

1) I plan to use a type of training pharmacists use in order to keep private information private and this training is called a H.I.P.P.A. training.
2) I plan to do about 5 hours a week for about 6 weeks as is the duration for a complete H.I.P.P.A.
3) My independent study has everything to do with my topic as it is a mandatory training for all pharmacists before they can even step into the pharmacy.

Defining the Essential Question

1) My E.Q. is: What is most important to becoming a successful community pharmacist.
2) important: The knowledge that every community pharmacist should have
successful: I can make a living out my job and still make a little bit more for extra material items
3) My only answer that I have come up with so far is extensive pharmaceutical health knowledge.
4) My most important source so far is a book that I have called 21st edition Drug Handbook by Springfield Inc.

Second Interview Questions

1. What does pharmacy mean to you when you hear it. Please be as descriptive as possible.
2. Is there a special kind of school that you go to in order to be a pharmacist or can I go to any CSU or U.C.? If there is a special school can you tell me which one you went to or tell me a web site where I can find one?
3. How long did it take you to finish your credentials?
4. What kind of credentials do you have. Is there a pay difference if you have better credentials? If so by how much?
5. What is the minimum credentials that your company requires?