Pharmacists
Pharmacists and physicians each play a distinct role in enhancing public health. The length, focus and depth of training distinguishes physicians from pharmacists. While pharmacists receive four years of post-graduate education, physicians get four years of post-graduate education plus three to seve ...Read More
Pharmacists and physicians each play a distinct role in enhancing public health. The length, focus and depth of training distinguishes physicians from pharmacists. While pharmacists receive four years of post-graduate education, physicians get four years of post-graduate education plus three to seve
Pharmacists and physicians each play a distinct role in enhancing public health. The length, focus and depth of training distinguishes physicians from pharmacists. While pharmacists receive four years of post-graduate education, physicians get four years of post-graduate education plus three to seven years of residency. A physician's 12,000–16,000 hours of clinical training is more than six times as much as what a pharmacist gets. Read more about the role of a pharmacist in a physician-led health care team.
