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Pharmacists are responsible for safe transfer and
drug administration for patient care; watching
over technicians; order entry; drug monitoring
and providing drug information to nurses and
physicians. Dispenses drugs to wards, clinics, and
clients; prepares special compounds and
approved prescriptions and consults with medical
staff about the use and control of drugs.

The practice of pharmacy within each state is
regulated by the laws of the state, including the
regulation of licensure for pharmacy practice. To
practice pharmacy in any state, a pharmacist
must become a registered pharmacist (RPh), also
known as a licensed pharmacist. Pharmacists are
licensed by the State Board of Pharmacy.
Requirements are different depending on the
state, but in general, to be licensed a pharmacist
must:

--Bachelor's degree (5 year program) or
advanced pharmacy degree (Pharm.D., M.S.)
from an accredited college of pharmacy

--Participate in residency or internship......

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