I am very tired....I've never really been burnt out before because...well, frankly, i was never a very disciplined student. It's hard to get burnt out when you're lazy. But i feel like since i started the PharmD program, i really can't afford to be a punk anymore. But yeah...i am definitley burnt out now. And it's now just cuz finals are in a week.....i am just so out of it. I'll sit in class and i'll find myself spontaneously zoning out for minutes at a time. ANd i'll snap back to reality to find that i have NO idea what the prof is talking about. My notes are now littered with ____________ ....yeah...that means i missed that part and must go home and look it up in the text.
And a TRUE sign that i'm burnt out...i was reorganizing my notes (i take notes on sheets of legal paper...so they're all single sheets...and unbound...yes, dangerous, i know...but i copy them over in a bound black and white book). and i noticed that in the top right hand corner, i had written date as "Aug 14". AUGUST?!!!!!!!!!!!!! And i doubt the 14th was correct either.
okay...so does anyone know what the immedieate area around the following hospital system/med schools are like? What's the atmosphere there?
Duke
UNC - chapel hill
Yale
UVa
Dartmouth
U. Penn
I need to start applying to residencies in a year....These aren't my top choices...i'd like to stay in the NY/MANJ area but just to know...since these places also offer really great health services.
Unfortunately for me, pharmacy practice is pretty conservative in the New England/mid-atlantic area. In the south and out west, it's VERY progressive. Pharmacists can review and write in patients' charts. We can change doctors' orders on our own if they're wrong (instead of calling the nurse...having the nurse tell the doctor the order's wrong...then having the doctor change the order....then having the nurse transcribe the NEW order to a new prescription sheet...THEN sending the new order back down to the pharmacy. VERY inefficient). But i don't want to be there!!!
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