Michael Trocchia

I'm at Job Corps entering the pharmacy tech field and I'm curious, once the work day is over does your job bleed into your private life? Are you on call? etc.

Chemistry is one of the course I hate and I wish I know it,how can I develop interest or can I ignore and move further?

I love more to know about chemical and there chemical reaction

I was looking at becoming a chemical engineer and was curious on what I would be doing in that field.

I want to stick to the medical/pharmaceutical field, but I have questions about it. What majors and/or classes would be best to take a for a pharmaceutical pathway? How do pharmacists identify the medication someone has to take? What tips can you give me that may help me out in the future? I'm...

In California.

I am in my second year of Biochemistry at university and i want to pursue oncological pharmacology, is it better to get an MD or an Msc and a Phd.

I am currently a junior in high school, but am hopeful to go far in higher education. I'm definitely not interested in academia, so an industry job would be most ideal after getting my doctorate. What would be a good recommendation to look into?

I am interested in a pharmaceutical career path, what classes and out of school activities can I do, to best prepare myself for my future?

What can i do to become a pharmacist. My brother is a biochemist and doings extremely well. I want to be a scientist like him but don't want to do what he did. Help out

In the future, I will have to take courses that revolve around the studies of medicine and pharmaceutical ideas. I also have to learn chemistry and other sorts of biology stuff.

Does a pharmacist have free time to spend with family/friends? What is the average salary of a pharmacist? Is interesting enough to keep as a ling term job?

I want to pursue a career in pharmacy but I don't want to spend the majority of my time working.

I want to become a chemical engineer and I also want to contribute to solving global problems such as climate change, alternative forms of energy and etc. In this case it is important to know what challenges I need to be prepared for as a 16 year old teenager.

I am a senior in high school but don't know which engineering discipline to go into. Chemical engineering used to be my top choice but I was told it is too niche. What options exist for employment and job prospects?