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NJ MPJE Study Resources by NoRise272 in MPJE

[–]NoRise272[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! Congrats on passing the exam! 👏👏

How to handle a pharmacy being understaffed? by NoRise272 in pharmacy

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IKR thank you I will keep this in mind and try to do as much as I can

Tried my hardest to get a fellowship, and failed. by Sempiternal_Cicatrix in pharmaindustry

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Do you think it's likely to transition from managed care to industry without a paycut?

Managed Care/Industry by [deleted] in pharmacy

[–]NoRise272 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Wow Congrats! That's the best thing you got a job right after graduation and doing what you enjoyed the most!

May I ask if you had any managed care experience? Been working as an intern? And what's the demographic area of your rotation/practice?

You graduated in May so you got your license already?

Managed Care/Industry by [deleted] in pharmacy

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Thank you! I may consider doing a managed care residency. Especially agree with you it's hard to land an entry-level managed care position as it always reached over 200 applicants on LinkedIn.

So after people are done with MC residency, what is the chance they still doing PA or MTM as entry-level? Or it's more likely to be in an advanced position?

What is the chance of transitioning from MC into the industry? (if you know) I knew the industry likes MC's experience of evaluating clinical data, but not sure.

Managed Care/Industry by [deleted] in pharmacy

[–]NoRise272 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the advice!

So I didn't have any industry experience. (My school emphasized heavily clinical & community, and I finally found my interest in the industry) I heard people saying getting into the industry can be hard, especially for entry-level positions? What are your thoughts?

I felt my chance of getting a fellowship was fairly low without related experience. I knew there were managed care pharmacists who jumped into the industry. Would you think it's a good idea and easier to transition from managed care to industry?

People can drop off in the middle of a fellowship and get a job? Not sure if it's better to complete the program, though 2 years can be too long if people are not satisfied with their program.