Are you a burned out pharmacist? Kristine Mason and Shannon Kraus from the Ohio State University Administrative Residency Program address burnout in the hospital environment in this episode and will follow up with research in the community in the next episode. I think the lessons from both episodes will help you better address your own and your staff's needs. Don't forget to check out the Unicorn Jobs for Pharmacists here: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Your-Unicorn-Job-Pharmacists-ebook/dp/B07QW2HGMM/

Today I talked with Melissa Murer Corrigan about the Zada Cooper Leadership Symposium at the University of Iowa on May 4th 2019. https://pharmacy.uiowa.edu/leadership-symposium/

Melissa Murer Corrigan, is a fellow with both APhA and ASHP, is a leader in pharmacy, education, certification, and accreditation.  She served as the founding Executive Director and CEO of the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board in Washington, D.C. and that organization certified more than 600,000 pharmacy technicians.

Kristen Butler is a P3 who took over the podcast today to interview Eddie Mueller. Eddie is a P3 student at Drake University who is your go-to man! He is the current president of the DRxUGS organization on Drake's campus. Eddie providers his insights on how to stay passionate, organized, and innovative as well as challenges and successes in recruiting for and keeping students engaged in their organizations.

Part two of four podcasts from our speakers talking about their research into burnout. Kristine Mason, PharmD, and Shannon Kraus, PharmD are in a combined PGY2 Residency / Masters of Science in Pharmacy Administration Program at The Ohio State University. Kristine is researching burnout and resiliency in the community-based setting and Shannon is researching the same from a health system perspective. In this second part, both discuss their paths.

One way to address burnout is to have other people around struggling with the same thing. What image represents pharmacist dads? I couldn't come up with one, so I thought it would be fun to have a contest. $50 to each of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners who post an image that gets the most likes on this Facebook post.

 https://www.facebook.com/tonypharmd1/posts/10161851790205434

Dylan Fox is one of the leaders at Wilkes University Nesbitt School of Pharmacy who recently placed Top 10 in the patient counseling competition. He'll talk about that and GenerationRx and other points where pharmacists and pharmacy students can advance patient care. He was recently at Pennsylvania's legislative day advocating for our profession.

Kee Gales is a P4 at Drake University and currently on rotation in Alaska for his final block rotation. He just went through the Phase II match and it is fast! Sites can close in a day and with the odds of matching in Phase II around 8%, he gives some great tips on improving your chances. Have a listen!

This is Part one of four podcasts from our speakers talking about their research into burnout. Kristine Mason, PharmD, and Shannon Kraus, PharmD are in a combined PGY2 Residency / Masters of Science in Pharmacy Administration Program at The Ohio State University. Kristine is researching burnout and resiliency in the community-based setting and Shannon is researching the same thing from health-system perspective. In this first part, both are going to discuss administrative residency programs in general.

I was introduced to this extraordinary student at the APhA National Convention in Seattle and because permissions during an election take time, unfortunately, I couldn't get this out before tonight. But, I think many of you are thinking could I ever reach that level? Well, in this short interview, you'll hear in Maggie Godsey's voice the passion and altruism she has for her profession and her college, Washington State University and that she deserves a place on the Pharmacy Leaders Podcast.

Hospital Pharmacy positions have become more competitive and Drs Mike Mohundro and Jessica Some talk over a number of important points as it relates to this career choice. This is episode 3 in the Phi Delta Chi professional series on helping pharmacists find fulfilling employment. 

You can find a book on 100 Strong Residency Interview Questions, Answers, and Rationales here:

https://www.amazon.com/Residency-Interview-Questions-Answers-Rationales/dp/B07M9S91MB