As a pharmacy student gearing up to take the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX), determining how long to study for this crucial test can be a daunting decision. The NAPLEX is a standardized exam that pharmacy graduates must pass in order to practice pharmacy in the United States. When contemplating your study timeline, consider these three essential factors: your familiarity with the content, your study resources, and your personal learning preferences. Balancing these aspects effectively can be key to achieving success on the NAPLEX and advancing towards your pharmacy career goals.

Pharmacy Residency Match Day is an exciting and scary day. While it may seem like there are countless ways that match day can go, there are really four options on how your match day will end…

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.

There was a time in my life, however, when his words would have bothered me a lot more than they did that day. In fact, there was a time in the not-so-distant past where I wouldn’t have considered eating a meal by myself. My confidence has grown and so have I. Which is why I want to share 3 things I’ve learned about confidence since making it a priority in my life.

Through my 4.5-year journey with Happy Pharm Life, I've experienced incredible opportunities, from speaking at pharmacy conferences to going on a behind-the-scenes experience with NASA, thanks to my personal brand. So let’s explore why building your personal brand matters, even if you're not into social media.

Starting pharmacy school is exciting as you prepare for your future as a pharmacist; however, the reality of pharmacy school is spending countless hours studying medications. While learning these medications is a critical part of becoming a successful pharmacy student, there are ways to optimize your study strategy, save time, and still find academic success.

Working in a pharmacy can often feel like navigating through a storm of prescriptions, inquiries, and time-sensitive tasks. Whether you're a pharmacist, a technician, an intern, or a resident, the demands of the job can quickly lead to stress and overwhelm. By incorporating these stress-relieving strategies into your rough shifts, you'll be better equipped to go through your workday with a sense of calm and control.

As a pharmacist, one of the most significant challenges you'll face is the NAPLEX exam—the ultimate test of your pharmacy knowledge and skills. However, succeeding in this high-stakes exam isn't solely determined by the number of hours you spend studying.

Are you dreaming of acing pharmacy school and becoming a successful pharmacist? Join me as I reveal the tried-and-tested 2-step blueprint to excel in pharmacy education. My personal journey from failing my first exam in pharmacy school to receiving the Dean's Honor on graduation day proves that with the right strategy, success is within your reach!