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Are pharmacists PhD?

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Gizem’s Answer

Hi Jessica,

Pharmacy school is considered a professional school i.e. it prepares you to a specific career (in this case a pharmacist). Upon graduation, pharmacists receive a PharmD (Doctor of Pharmacy).
PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) degree is given following in-depth studies in a certain field after earning a bachelor's degree. This program is considered a graduate school.
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Britni’s Answer

Hi Jessica,

A Pharmacist has a Doctor of Pharmacy degree, also known as a Pharm. D.
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Blake’s Answer

Hey Jessica,

Pharmacist do not receive a PhD. They receive what's called a Doctor of Pharmacy Degree, often abbreviated as PharmD.

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Nirah’s Answer

No. PhD stands for doctor of philosophy, not doctor of pharmacy. It is an advanced degree thatctypically takes 5-7 years after you get a 4-year college degree. Pharmacists dehree is abbreviated PharmD.
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