How to Boost Your Clinical Confidence in Just 30 Days

Graduating from pharmacy school is a significant accomplishment, but the journey of learning doesn't end there. The transition into real-world practice can often lead to a lack of confidence, even after completing additional training such as residency. I'm excited to share with you the number one strategy that can improve your clinical confidence in the next 30 days and I am breaking it down step-by-step.

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    Focus on a Specific Area

    One of the most common mistakes professionals make is trying to master everything at once. Instead, pinpoint the areas where you feel the least confident. Whether it's the different types of flu shots or pediatric medications, choosing one specific focus will allow you to channel your energy effectively.

    Commit to Daily Learning

    The journey to clinical confidence begins with daily learning. It doesn't have to be overwhelming – start small. Learn one new drug fact, explore an off-label use with supporting evidence, and gradually build up your knowledge base. In just 30 days, you'll notice a remarkable improvement in your clinical expertise.

    Creating Your Learning Plan

    Time is precious, especially in the busy world of pharmacy. That's why you need a plan. Incorporate learning into your daily routine – read during your morning coffee, review newsletters during lunch breaks, or delve into drug monographs before heading home. Replace non-productive activities with purposeful learning, and you'll uncover more time than you thought.

    Simplify the Process

    Streamlining your learning journey can make a world of difference in boosting your clinical confidence. Start by actively engaging with specialized communities, such as joining listservs and subscribing to newsletters focused on your chosen area. Stay in the loop with essential updates from the FDA and reputable pharmacy organizations. Dive deeper into research by immersing yourself in journal articles and specific guideline sections. And remember, Google can be your ally in identifying websites tailored for healthcare professionals in your chosen field. By simplifying your learning process, you'll maximize your efficiency and accelerate your journey toward enhanced clinical confidence.

    Becoming more clinically confident isn't an insurmountable task. By focusing on targeted areas and committing to daily learning, you're well on your way to a more empowered practice. Remember, it's not just clinical knowledge that affects your confidence – sometimes, underlying fears or mindset issues play a role.

    In just 30 days, you can elevate your clinical confidence, one day at a time. Embrace the journey, invest in your growth, and join me in my upcoming confidence webinar. Register now and take the leap towards a more confident, knowledgeable, and successful you. Your patients deserve nothing less, and neither do you.



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      Sierra Richard, PharmD, BCPPS

      I’m an investigational drug service clinical pharmacist specialist, a board certified pediatric pharmacy specialist, and a pharmacy preceptor, but I’m also a content creator, a wife, a cat and bird momma, and multi-passionate human being! (seriously, ask me about the geysers of Yellowstone or how NASA is sending humans back to the moon!)

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