Tune in to the second part of this two-episode series, where we talk again with Jackson Stewart, a clinical pharmacist working at the University of Alberta Hospital. This time, Jackson talks more about what it actually means to be a hospital pharmacist, including his role as an Infectious Disease expert and how he fits into the elaborate dynamic that is the entire healthcare team. Listen in to get all the valuable information you need that Jackson was so generous to share!

On this special episode, we had the opportunity to chat with Jackson Stewart, a clinical pharmacist working at the University of Alberta Hospital. The main topic at hand was residency; What was it like? How did you get in? What advice do you have? Listen in to get all the valuable information you need that Jackson was so generous to share!

On today's podcast, we are joined by Navjot Singh, a third year pharmacy student and VP academic for the 2020-21 school year. During this episode, we focused the discussion around the issues regarding systemic racism in healthcare and in society. We also talked about what we can do as a student body and faculty to help combat racism, what the goals of the newly formed Race Against Racism Committee are, and finally what the committee is planning to do in the coming months.

Feeling a bit presidential? Then look no further than our very own 2019-2020 APSA President, Scott Dyer! In this episode, Jared and John speak with Scott about how he’s been handling lockdown, what he had hoped to achieve as acting APSA president, his time in the PharmD Bridging Program, and finally his hopes and dreams as he moves toward his last year of pharmacy school.

It’s been a while but Jared and John are back with another episode! This week, they interviewed John...Dr. John Ussher that is, the always hilarious and hard-working pharmacology professor at the University of Alberta. In this podcast, we find out how Dr. Usher is handling isolation at home, we learn more about his journey into research and teaching, and finally he leaves us with some wise words during these trying and uncertain times and a message to the class of 2020.

On today’s episode, Jared and John get to talk with the ever charismatic Dr. Carlos Velazquez! In it, Dr. Velazquez gets deep into how the Corona virus has affected his personal and work life. We also find out what the origin story of the famous line is. Finally, Dr. Velazquez gets serious and describes ongoing efforts by the University of Alberta to help with the pandemic situation and encourages everyone to stay strong and motivated during these trying times.

Being a Class Representative is not an easy job! No one is more qualified to say that than our very own Nick Ramsundar. In this episode, Jared and John talk with Nick about being Class Representative, how he’s dealing with the pandemic situation, and what he looks forward to in the summer. Also, introduced in this episode is the very first “Grades Don’t Matter” segment!

An introduction of what this podcast is about. The hosts of the podcast, John and Jared, are first year pharmacy students at the University of Alberta who aim to connect students and faculty from all over the country who have been affected by the pandemic.