Empowering Women in Pharmacy: A Journey Through History and a Path Forward with Dr. Carlene Link
Women have been involved in pharmacy since they were called apothecaries, but as the profession transitioned into modern medicine, women were left behind. It wasn’t until the mid to late 1800s that women were being recognized as pharmacists. In this special episode for Women Pharmacists Day, Dr. Carlene Link and I discuss the current state of women in pharmacy, our experience as women pharmacists, and our predictions for the future of pharmacy. This is an episode you don’t want to miss!
About Dr. Carlene Link:
Dr. Carlene Link is a Clinical Pharmacist and Integrative Life Coach. She earned her BS in Biology in 2004, Doctorate of Pharmacy in 2008, completed her PGY-1 residency in 2009 and became a board certified pharmacotherapy specialist in 2010. She practiced as an Internal Medicine Clinical Specialist for over five years before entering the business sector and working for an international drug information company during the next phase of her career.
After the birth of her second child, Carlene went back into clinical practice and now works part-time as a clinical pharmacist while raising her two kids. She is passionate about advancing the profession of pharmacy and coaching other moms in healthcare to rediscover freedom and satisfaction in their personal and professional lives. You can connect with and follow Carlene on Instagram @drcarlenelink, sign up for her free newsletter here and receive tips, support and exclusive offers!
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