100k... is really crappy for a pharmacist that paid 20-50k/year for 6-8 years of college. My wife makes 130k as a pharmacist right down the road in MD and she is not much older than this woman here. Pharmacists should be making 115k easily right out of college. If you are not making that, you are getting robbed.

@@Hallowsaw It is pretty low but the options outside of normal pharmacy jobs are pharmaceutical companies or clinical research tend to pay more. But she’s still making more than medical residents who wait years to make good money 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

@@abingham3747 well when someone says over 100k im assuming it is no more than 110k because if it was they would have just said 110k, 120k ect. Also i was just saying this because they are getting taken advantage of if they make less than 115k starting. Shoot places like costco and other huge retail drugstores usually pay $60/hr. Hospital is usually 52+. At least in the 4 states near where we finally settled.

@@abingham3747 i mean im only a low key meat department manager with 0 college studying making $35 an hour. So like i said if they are only making 110k or less starting for suffering through a minimum 6 years of college they are getting robbed. College is overrated for what you get out of it. Yeah my wife and i make 192k but we have 200k in her student loans to knock out. Essentially will be 35 by the time its paid off. Big late start in life

@@abingham3747 nah now that we look back she said she would have dont a 6 year program instead of an 8 and she went out of state both years where was way worse. So she spent way more on her degrees than she should have. I mean if she came out with only 80k in debt that would have been fine. We would have been done by 28 and then have our entire life to do all the enjoyable things in life. We will get there but im pretty sure just those 2 extra years cost use 7 years in paying off debt cause it was still growing.

Simp

I love the interviewer. She’s so happy and chirpy.

Yes she is!!

​@@mihirengg19 Yeah she's super sweet ❤

That's really nice of you to say these words and thank you

Most important doctors. We're in bad shortage of them and their salaries are way to high due to lack of competition

​@@InvestingAlex a lot of people are realizing the high salary MDs make doesn't compensate for the stress. Gov't has to do something.

Are you resident to do clinical pharmacy?

How can be a pharmacist in Africa

Are you a registered pharmacist in USA?

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technically, she is a doctor since she does have a professional doctoral degree (PharmD), but most pharmacists don't call themselves that. it's the same way lawyers are also technically doctors, since they earn a Juris Doctorate (JD), but don't refer to themselves as doctors, either.

Can a pharma d work like a regular pharmacist

I imagine all the sub 100k interviews are on the cutting room floor. 😂

I mean I make twice that… six figures really isn’t that much in a major metropolitan area

@@davidschwartz870what speciality?

⁠@@davidschwartz870 I bet the demand is pretty high so how did you landed more than a six figures job on pharmacy? Isn’t it over saturated at major metropolitan areas?

All colors of people, both female and males can achieve this. It's not magic. It's likely hard work and dedication.

@@user-sz2px8pv3fYes, but she said what she said.

@@user-sz2px8pv3fshe said what she said

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13% moment

That depends on where you are going to work. Not all pharmacists have to stand 8+ hours or work in the basement

No lol

@@jakemueller5009A doctorate degree is not the same as a doctor of pharmacy.

I am in this exact situation. Are you still a pharmacist?

Can a pharm d work like a pharmacist

What's pharm d? Degree or diploma

@@KZfaquser10873 All PharmD( degree) holders are pharmacists but not all pharmacists are PharmD graduates since many hold B Pharm degree.

Because this profession is much more than counting and dispensing pills!!

Some pharmacists that work for chains like Walgreens or CVS do work more days and hours especially if it is near a hospital and open 24/7

Why

People say that with any job. It's where you work and your perspective

Like what??

Typically say that because they did it for money. Same with doctors, nurses etc. people who go into pharmacy with the mindset of having the privilege to help people actually love what they do day in day out.

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​@@johnpulawski35 why?

@@dcheard2 sounds funny

Why tf would she be spending $1500 a month on food? That would be crazy for a family of 4. Also she doesn’t have to live in Vancouver. In Alberta the average home price is like half that and she can rent a really nice place downtown for under $2k

all by design. People are so ignorant and glullible

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Probably gross. It's easier to know that number, because it's on your contract. When people just say a number, it tends to be gross salary, and they'll specify if it's net salary.

yearly obviously

100k a yr

​​​​​​@@boladeoloruntayo27 i mean, that's still an absurd amount compared to pharmacist salary on 3rd world/ or atleast African countries like mine, our salaries in general are lower and life expenses too but not to such a degree, like I'm ashamed to even tell you how much I'd get per year in dollars and I'm middle class 😅 yea definitely not something I'd say after hearing this and that's counting without any expenses A hint doe: if she's getting 100k a year thats 8k month, I'd not get that in a year if im working 5 days a week 😅 orsixorseven..

@@juska4235don’t be fooled that amount is heavily reduced after taxes so you’re not actually pocketing 8K a month. Plus cost of living in some areas is very very high so when you deduct rent/mortgage, electric bill, water bill, real estate tax on home, internet/cable etc and basic household expenses you’re not left with very much. This is something people living outside of America so not realize so I just wanted to clarify. I have lived in both Africa and America and it’s not what it seems to be here.

@@hopegrace993 i did mention that both salaries anddd life expenses are lower, by a lot, but its still crazy because we don't get 8k usd in an entire year u get me? Like I can buy a good pizza for just 1.5usd and that's the middle class food not even like lowest possible its still very cheap in comparison to USA but the sheer amount difference is crazy man, like we got pharmacists working 8-10hrs a day 6 days a week and they don't make that 8k usd in a full year

@@hopegrace993 and its better not to mention how other jobs in other African countries are in comparison to this, my friend an undergrad from Nigeria has been worried that his salary doesn't even cover the expenses of monthly transportation and he works way too many hours as night shift... His monthly salary from the company is about 30 usd. Even graduates according to him get 80k ngn equivalent to 105 USD (that's his goal to graduate and get that) Im from Egypt not Nigeria and even to me who doesn't get 8k a year that sounds ridiculous so I don't know if you'd believe it but yea salaries here can be quite ridiculous and their expenses are not less than Egypt from my pov its even higher on WiFi and such things that my friend has shown me (but probably less on essentials or closer to capital?) Its not like I'm saying things are bad here and there, its just that its a funny comparison, we are all okay regardless and that's all that matters

Over 100k per year.

Is it still there? Someone could have taken it, you know

@@2.fatducks lol