Resources
The following is a list of tools and resources that tl;dr pharmacy loves. Everything on this page will help you out in your journey to becoming the best version of “Pharmacist You.”
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100 Strong Residency Interview Questions, Answers, and Rationales for the Residency Match
Brandon Dyson and Tony Guerra
If you want sample questions, answers, and rationales, this book will give you a great feel for what it’s like to get through a residency interview day. Written by two practitioners who have extensive experience with the interview process, you’ll get the nuts and bolts of what it takes to become an exceptional candidate. In interviews, you can’t be ordinary, you must be memorable. This book will help you answer questions in a way that both shows your value and helps you stand out.
High-Yield Med Reviews NAPLEX Review
The NAPLEX is the last thing standing between “You” and “Pharmacist You.” Don’t take your prep for it lightly. High-Yield Med Reviews has a massive question bank, recorded lectures, and even a practice NAPLEX. It’s got everything you need to prepare. And they give a money back guarantee if you don’t pass. What’s not to love? Click the button below to get a FREE 1 month trial of their NAPLEX prep program. Then, when you’re ready, email customerservice@highyieldmedreviews.com and tell them you’re a tl;dr pharmacy reader. You’ll get $50 off your purchase ;)
Dr. C’s Ultimate 2022 Federal Pharmacy Law Review
Gary Cacciatore, PharmD, JD
This book is great because it's simple and to the point. There’s not a lot of legalese, and no fluff or filler. It’s got an entire chapter of advice on where to find the information for each MPJE competency (state vs federal). It’s also full of practice questions, which lets you reverse-engineer your way into memorizing Federal Law. It's an incredibly effective way to learn.
Evaluating Clinical Research: All that glitters is not gold, 2nd ed.
Brengt and Curt Furberg
I owe a good portion of my literature evaluation skills to this book. It's quick and to the point. And it hones your BS Detector to razor sharp levels. There's no math. No biostats formulas. It's all real world application. It's even got some jokes and cartoons. Like a cool older brother telling you the way the world works.