Pro-tip from your overnight hospital pharmacist. Learn which units have communal ice cream in the freezer, which always have a supply of spoons and bowls, and keep everyone happy with occasional chocolate molten lava cake. #leadership #cake #PharmEd
to my #hospice colleagues - thank you. You may not know who meaningful it is to hear from a #HospiceRN that you're doing a good job caring for a loved one.
Dear residency directors, if you agree to serve as a reference for a candidate you're not willing to interview for your own program, you are part of the problem. Bad mouthing candidates when you could simply decline their request is a low move.
Having a full circle moment - I was the interviewer for my next resident's pharmacy school application six years ago. I'm so excited to see what she does in her PGY2.
Today is a day to BE CURIOUS about your next step as phase 2. You'll be surprised what opportunities you'll find on that available program list!
Share with any #ASHP #PharmRes Phase2 candidates who may need just a bit extra support this week. Free coaching to get back on track.
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Share with any #ASHP #PharmRes Phase2 candidates who may need just a bit extra support this week. Free coaching to get back on track.
#TwitteRx
#PharmEd
#TipsforRxstudents
Schedule a meeting here:
enhancedprx.com/phase2reside…
Was reminded the other day by a current PGY1 res of this blog post regarding #ashp #pharmres ranking. She said this was helpful while finalizing rank list last year.
enhancedprx.com/coachs-blog/…
Happy to be your impartial objective sounding board.
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Haven't posted in a while, but this nugget was the highlight of all conversations I had this past week and needed to share. Such a helpful way to frame a conversation about goals and career.
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While great advice for any level of professional, may be really helpful #tipsforRxstudents
Preceptors, raise your hand if you're guilty of using "Not" language when giving students feedback! Read this article for how to improve your prof. comm. by making it more effective and efficient. I'm firmly in "Try this" camp rather than "Avoid That."
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What do you actually communicate when you say something is "not bad," "not great," "not your best," "not the worst"?
Nothing.
Learn why and how to untie yourself from "not"s.
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ceoworld.biz/2021/10/06/want…
Helps if I actually link the article...
chronicle.com/article/why-im…
The commentary and assessment of ChatGPT I've been waiting for!
My take- writing is only as good as the reader. Both author and writer need intentionality. If AI bot is all that was needed, then you prob were not aiming for expression, persuasion, or intentionality. #PharmEd
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The commentary and assessment of ChatGPT I've been waiting for!
My take- writing is only as good as the reader. Both author and writer need intentionality. If AI bot is all that was needed, then you prob were not aiming for expression, persuasion, or intentionality. #PharmEd
The commentary and assessment of ChatGPT I've been waiting for!
My take- writing is only as good as the reader. Both author and writer need intentionality. If AI bot is all that was needed, then you prob were not aiming for expression, persuasion, or intentionality. #PharmEd
Practicing interview Qs is a key step in your #pharmres interview prep, but even career coaches get stuck coming up with good Qs. So here's my RPG style manual question randomizer so you (and a friend) can practice some common interview questions.
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🎲1: Person / Place / Thing (or experience)
1 = Mentor / School / Research Projects
2=Patients / Rotations / Patient Care
3=Co-workers / Work or internship / Career
4=Peers/Comm Service / Leadership
5=Preceptors/ Rotations / Residency
6= Boss or Supervisors / Non-Pharm / Hobbies
#PharmRes Candidates - time to start practicing! Great article here on one of the most difficult interview questions. Would add 3 pieces of extra advice. Never go negative! Never Blame! And Practice!
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