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Good afternoon, NEW Fall 2009 Pharmacy Salary Data Available at PharmacyOneSource.com! Is your salary competitive? See how you stack up! This survey is the first time we've seen a
slight decrease in the average national Pharmacy Team
Manager salary. Staff and clinical pharmacist salaries
nationwide remained relatively flat. ---Site Update Highlights This Week--- 1. 460 PharmacyWeek Jobs (15 New) 2. One NEW Pharmacy Profile 3. Recent FDA Approvals 4. Pharmacists can help rein in costs 5. Medical workers balk at mandatory flu vaccines 6. Discussion: Small-town Rural Hospital pharmacist ponderings 7. Top News Story Last Week: Hospitals Keep Patients in Dark on Adverse Events Current POLL: Has your organization implemented any new salary policies this year? The conclusion to our previous poll: 29% of pharmacist poll respondents say employer funding affects their decision to attend ASHP Midyear the most. (View Results) ---Leaders & Links--- 1. 460 PharmacyWeek Jobs (15 New) Browse the job listings 2. One NEW Pharmacy Profile
In medicine, as in life, sometimes an answer is so obvious it gets overlooked. That's about how community pharmacists feel about the healthcare debate. Get the full story from Modern Healthcare 5. Medical workers balk at mandatory flu vaccines Even as they are forced to wait like everyone else for swine flu vaccines in short supply, thousands of nurses and other front-line healthcare workers are fighting mandatory flu immunization policies being put in place by some U.S. hospitals. Get the full story from Reuters 6. Discussion: Small-town Rural Hospital pharmacist ponderings "I work in a 107 bed hospital and we had cutbacks recently. Pharmacists were lucky that they kept all of us but we each had to cut back our FTE's. We lost 2+ tech FTE's. Funny, though, pharmacists did get a cost of living raise about 2 months before the cuts." (read entire post/reply) 7. Top News Story Last Week: Hospitals Keep Patients in Dark on Adverse Events When hospital patients suffer adverse effects from treatments, they seldom get explanations from medical personnel, even though the disclosure may improve patients' ratings of care, researchers said. View last week's News Review Have a fabulous week! The Pharmacy OneSource Team |
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