Re: Congratulations to Abhishek Kavati!!!

[Guest guest]

Hello Jeanetta,

I used the book titled Pharmacy Practice for Technicians by Gurgin

and Hana, 2nd edition.

/abhishek

>

> Hello All,

>

> I passed the examination. I am a non-pharmacy student technically.

I

> changed my major from & #65007;computer & #65007; science/applications to PhD in

& #65007;

Pharmacy & #65007;

> Administration and I just took the examination so that it would

help

> during my job search and nice to put in the resume and maybe with

an

> intention to work part time and get some experience.

>

> I jsut used one text honestly, have noit much idea about how to

> remember and memorize generic/brand drug names and since I am a

full-

> time studnet didn't have much time to learn everything in detail

but

> atleast I learnt the jist of the profession and knew how to tackle

> stuff esp pharamaceutical calculations etc.,

>

> So, once again I would like to thank the group and wish everyone

good

> and also suggest/advice that reading from a basic text and also

maybe

> even if you get a chance to go through all the stuff on this site

even

> once that is more than sufficient to pass the exam since I feel

the

> actual learning process can be done on the job while we are

working in

> the real world.

>

> thanks,

> /abhishek

>

>

>

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

An excellent book. I used this book at one of my teaching jobs.

It is more of a text book.

Thanks for the info.

Jeanetta

Abhishek Kavati <akavati@...> wrote:

Hello Jeanetta,

I used the book titled Pharmacy Practice for Technicians by Gurgin

and Hana, 2nd edition.

/abhishek

>

> Hello All,

>

> I passed the examination. I am a non-pharmacy student technically.

I

> changed my major from & #65007;computer & #65007; science/applications to PhD in

& #65007;

Pharmacy & #65007;

> Administration and I just took the examination so that it would

help

> during my job search and nice to put in the resume and maybe with

an

> intention to work part time and get some experience.

>

> I jsut used one text honestly, have noit much idea about how to

> remember and memorize generic/brand drug names and since I am a

full-

> time studnet didn't have much time to learn everything in detail

but

> atleast I learnt the jist of the profession and knew how to tackle

> stuff esp pharamaceutical calculations etc.,

>

> So, once again I would like to thank the group and wish everyone

good

> and also suggest/advice that reading from a basic text and also

maybe

> even if you get a chance to go through all the stuff on this site

even

> once that is more than sufficient to pass the exam since I feel

the

> actual learning process can be done on the job while we are

working in

> the real world.

>

> thanks,

> /abhishek

>

>

>

>

>

>

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>