Nurses and pharms and pathophysiologies

Published

A nurse or a pharmacists, who has more knowledge on diseases, pathophysiologies and prognosis.

RN(BNSc) vs. B. Pharm

NP/DNPs/CRNAs vs. Pharm D.

Your opinions pls.

Up Vote Up Vote ×
A nurse or a pharmacists, who has more knowledge on diseases, pathophysiologies and prognosis.

RN(BNSc) vs. B. Pharm

NP/DNPs/CRNAs vs. Pharm D.

Your opinions pls.

Are you in the US? The minimum education required in order to be a pharmacist in the US is a Pharm D.

With a Bachelor's, one has a few options, but being a pharmacist is not one of them.

Undergraduate degrees in pharmaceutical science can prepare you for entry-level research positions such as technician or assistant. With this degree, you could possibly work in drug analysis, drug manufacturing or medicine marketing. In addition, you might begin a career in pharmaceutical sales.

What Can I Do with a Pharmaceutical Science Degree?

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in Maternal-Child, Women's Health.

The answer to your question will vary on the specific subject matter, and the individual pharmacist and/or nurse. You really can't collectively generalize an answer to your question. What is the purpose of your question?

Up Vote Up Vote ×
+ Join the Discussion