My Transition From a Lead Pharmacist to A Clinical Manager of Specialty Pharmacy Services

10/01/20 • 15 min

Season 2 Episode 33

You all know Ijeoma as the host and as a fellow Pharma Sista. But did you know about her journey to becoming a Clinical Manager of a Specialty Pharmacy Service? Her story is featured on this episode of Black Women Pharmacists

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Season 2 Episode 33

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Why I Pursued a Non-Traditional Residency and Why I’m So Excited to Pivot into a Specialty Pharmacy Role (Rewind)

Season Episode 32

For this episode, we're looking back at Season 2 Episode 1 so you can become more familiar with Ijeoma and why she began this podcast in the first place. And stay tuned, because next week, we have a big announcement about the future of this podcast!

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