shit loadsgurdeep wrote:
do they still prescribe ritalin?
most comfortable job i can get in the keys. I'm not a fisherman and i'm not going to destroy myself doing construction. Restaurant is a fuck no i'd throw someones dinner in their face if they pissed me off. I feel like my job is a important one and honestly i have my bad days but when i get some old lady say "thank you so much young man you have a good day" all the shit i put up with doesn't even matter, i like knowing im appreciated.andros wrote:
why don't you look for a new job if it's that shit and bad pay?
i work in the damn place and i dont even take pills. I wont even buy a box of claratin (sp?) when im congested. fucking hate pills.lrishpride wrote:
I've never taken any sort of pill except for Paracetamol in my life
Hate the things, hate the way they're designed to change what is natural
no idea, my co workers told me scrubs were a ton better than the old attire they had to wear.SEREMAKER wrote:
why do pharm ppl wear scrubs
all the time. cant prove it though and if they are on time than you can't do anything about it. its not my decision anyway its the RPH's its his licensee.AussieReaper wrote:
You don't look at some of the people who hand you a script and think, "yep - drug dealer". ?.:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
What do you mean, them walking up to me with a wad of cash wanting it?AussieReaper wrote:
How often do you get drug dealers, etc just trying to by methadone?
No, you have too have a prescription to get any scheduleII, and a lot of these people sell 1/3 of their supply on the street so they can afford it and get high off the rest.
Damn man. Funny how you want to talk to everyone under the sun about it except the person who could actually do something with your input....
Last edited by 13rin (2011-09-08 17:54:29)
I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DEA_numberunnamednewbie13 wrote:
Not at all. I chuckled all the way through. Our company has to deal with things like the L&I and OSHA, who are nice enough if you're polite, but turn you into a subcontracted bureaucrat with all the stuff they want you to do..:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
Yes, this is a cool story bros and it was probably TL;DR.
When I was a kid, I wondered how pharmacists deciphered doctor signatures. It would be nice if prescriptions were given some sort of code scan for a pharmacist to use to check in with the doctor's office.
http://www.pharmcatalyst.com/techs/sigcodespub.pharm
really? i thought it was mostly vyvanse and adderall these days.:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
shit loadsgurdeep wrote:
do they still prescribe ritalin?
methylphenadate is the ritalin generic. for every ritalin prescription i do 3 adderalls and vyvanse is about a 2:1 with ritalin.gurdeep wrote:
really? i thought it was mostly vyvanse and adderall these days.:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
shit loadsgurdeep wrote:
do they still prescribe ritalin?
what?13rin wrote:
Damn man. Funny how you want to talk to everyone under the sun about it except the person who could actually do something with your input....
http://forums.bf2s.com/viewtopic.php?pi … 1#p3639531
^dude would listen & has a bit of power. He's cool. Tried contacting the Board of Medicine?
^dude would listen & has a bit of power. He's cool. Tried contacting the Board of Medicine?
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I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
legislators love hearing from the 'guys in the trenches' like you.
I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
Its the nature of the job. There are mad laws in place i have to follow but still these people find ways through. Sometimes doctors themselves are involved. The people doing this all screw up eventually its just a matter of time. There is no foolproof system you can put in place. I'm sure that whole organization gets complaints like mine all the time, complaints that arent rant structured and far more in-depth.
You have some good points. Shit, you've been at it for how many weeks and all ready found that many blatant flaws?
Oh &
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I got there a few years after you so... good on ya!.:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
you will want to punch every liberal in the face who brings it up while telling them "why should my tax money go to these ungrateful pieces of shit?"
Last edited by 13rin (2011-09-08 18:10:41)
I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
End of this month will be a year. Liberals are people who believe everyone is a good&honest person and their ideas are awesome on paper but once you implement them in the real world you think "how the fuck could anyone think this shit works?"13rin wrote:
You have some good points. Shit, you've been at it for how many weeks and all ready found that many blatant flaws?
Oh &I got there a few years after you so... good on ya!.:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
you will want to punch every liberal in the face who brings it up while telling them "why should my tax money go to these ungrateful pieces of shit?"
So does it work, or does it still get obfuscated in middle-man mess?.:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DEA_numberunnamednewbie13 wrote:
Not at all. I chuckled all the way through. Our company has to deal with things like the L&I and OSHA, who are nice enough if you're polite, but turn you into a subcontracted bureaucrat with all the stuff they want you to do..:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
Yes, this is a cool story bros and it was probably TL;DR.
When I was a kid, I wondered how pharmacists deciphered doctor signatures. It would be nice if prescriptions were given some sort of code scan for a pharmacist to use to check in with the doctor's office.
http://www.pharmcatalyst.com/techs/sigcodespub.pharm
Scrubs are so comfy. Like wearing pyjamas to work..:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
no idea, my co workers told me scrubs were a ton better than the old attire they had to wear.SEREMAKER wrote:
why do pharm ppl wear scrubs
I'm glad I gave up Pharmacy at uni tbh.
Hmm, over here it can be a cake job for $140k a year. Or 3 days a week for like $60k. Hard to beat that, even if it's not the most fun in the world.Shem wrote:
I'm glad I gave up Pharmacy at uni tbh.
E: I shouldn't say "cake", but in the great scheme of things it's pretty easy. The stuff you learn in school isn't that hard to get passing grades in, but a good pharmacist has to really know their shit and is/should be respected.
Oh, and if you aren't planning on trying to become a pharmacist some day, you could and should find a better job than pharm tech. Pizza delivery guys probably make quite a bit more than you...
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Yeah it's not a bad job over here as well to be honest, I just didn't think I could put up with the crap. Engineering is more my style, less old people and crackheads
People take way too many drugs.
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So true! You should see the crap the parents here give the children that come to our daycare. These poor kids' immune systems are probably useless now. They get medication for anything it's ridiculous. Even preemptive medicine.Dilbert_X wrote:
People take way too many drugs.
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yeah i really don't mind them, i pretty much live in basketball shorts and scrubs are just as comfortableAries_37 wrote:
Scrubs are so comfy. Like wearing pyjamas to work..:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
no idea, my co workers told me scrubs were a ton better than the old attire they had to wear.SEREMAKER wrote:
why do pharm ppl wear scrubs
we get like every 4th or 5th script sent back to us to type out ourselves because central fill cant read it right through the scanner. they type shit up wrong too all the time, dosing, quantity, refills, strengths, ect.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
So does it work, or does it still get obfuscated in middle-man mess?.:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DEA_numberunnamednewbie13 wrote:
Not at all. I chuckled all the way through. Our company has to deal with things like the L&I and OSHA, who are nice enough if you're polite, but turn you into a subcontracted bureaucrat with all the stuff they want you to do.
When I was a kid, I wondered how pharmacists deciphered doctor signatures. It would be nice if prescriptions were given some sort of code scan for a pharmacist to use to check in with the doctor's office.
http://www.pharmcatalyst.com/techs/sigcodespub.pharm
fuck yea for basketball shorts, same here lol..:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
yeah i really don't mind them, i pretty much live in basketball shorts and scrubs are just as comfortableAries_37 wrote:
Scrubs are so comfy. Like wearing pyjamas to work..:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
no idea, my co workers told me scrubs were a ton better than the old attire they had to wear.
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