That’s what surprised me once I got into it. I was able to work in mental health. I was able to teach. I was able to expand on research, and other things which never came across when I first went into the role….I’ve got so much variety in my week that there’s never a boring week, never a boring day. I’m constantly learning
I'm indirectly helping our pharmacies to be able to help their communities, enabling them to help the whole of Kent and Medway. And that for me is, is so powerful. I love people and networking. I've had the opportunity to do so many different things in my role. I've been on the radio on TV and had conversations with MPs.
It's all about the patient and what they need or want. The patient comes first, no matter what scenario and you're there to help the patient get the most out of their medicine.
Ask yourself three main questions...Do you want to help people? Do you want to speak to patients, and do you want to have a variety of career options to pick from? If yes – choose pharmacy.
Hello, my name is Bridget Fundi and I am a Senior Specialist Care Home Pharmacy Technician
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