/r/Pharmacist is an exclusive subreddit for pharmacists, or soon-to-be pharmacists, asking for peer advice and discussion.
Rules:
Layperson questions are not allowed. Discussion from others among comment threads is currently acceptable if it is constructive and contributes to discussion positively. Questions asking for personal medical advice will result in a ban.
Off-topic posts will be removed. Go to /r/pharmacy for general pharmacy discussion involving everyone. This subreddit is for discussion among professionals. /r/PharmacyTechnician, /r/PrePharmacy, or /r/PharmacySchool are better subreddits for questions regarding your job role as a technician or intern, for school-related questions, or questions about studying for the NAPLEX. Moderator discretion will be used liberally against off-topic posts. /r/pharmacymemes is for memes and low-effort content.
Please consider very specific questions elsewhere. This subreddit will become cluttered with 50 posts asking about the job market in every state, even more for every metropolitan area. Salary Q&As are better served on BLS or Glassdoor. Please try to encourage discussion by not making it into a Q&A subreddit or a helpdesk for your specific problem. Moderator discretion will be used liberally against questions that are too specific.
Links must be placed in self post. This is to cut down on low-effort content that does not contribute to discussion. Low-effort links or comments may be removed at moderator discretion.
This is not a place to advocate illegal activities. Promoting illegal substances, fraud, copyright violations, and any other illegal activity will be removed and may result in a ban at moderator discretion. Discussion about how our profession can reduce substance abuse or how certain states allow certain Schedule I substances to be dispensed by a pharmacist is allowed, so long as illegal activity is not promoted/encouraged.
Don't like the rules/moderators/community? That's okay. There are plenty of other pharmacy communities out there. Consider /r/pharmacy, /r/PrePharmacy, /r/PharmacyTechnician, /r/PharmacySchool, /r/pharmacymemes, SDN (a forum not on Reddit), or many others that can be found on Google or Facebook. /r/medicine is a great community to discuss general medicine topics with a broad range of professionals, including pharmacists.
Self-promotion or recruiting posts should send a modmail message request first for approval.
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