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The board of pharmacy specialties has 6 different area pharmacists can be certified in including oncology, nutrition support, psychiatry, pharmacotherapy, nuclear pharmacy and ambulatory. Most clinical pharmacists choose to become certified in pharmacotherapy because it is the closest fit to their practice area.
Sep 23, 2012. #11. cycloketocaine said: Also, with more and more people completing residencies and subsequently becoming BCPS certified, doing it without resi will become virtually useless going forward, as you will be in competition with slews of people who have done a PGY1 and/or 2.
Hello everyone, I just wanted to know what exactely is a board certified pharmacotherapist and what are their duties? What makes them different from normal pharmacists or clinical pharmacists other than having to take another exam? Anyways any info would be great. Thanks
I'm currently working at an inpatient pharmacy as a staff pharmacist and thinking about getting board certified. The thing is, I don't want to be an inpatient staff pharmacist forever, but I don't want to go further in, like I don't want to be a specialist. I'd rather find a job as an ambulatory care pharmacist, or do something in independent ...
The Fall 2019 BPS certification results are now available. Looks like the compounding exam was pretty straightforward. Specialty. Initial Certification. Recertification. Board Certified Ambulatory Care Pharmacist (BCACP) 334 of 548 (61%) candidates. 38 of 58 (66%) candidates. Board Certified Cardiology Pharmacist (BCCP)
Mar 5, 2014. #21. Again, I can think of better things to do with $600. But if spending $600 for some letters after your name gets your socks off, then go for it. Just know what a BCPS can and can't do for a retail lifer: 1) It CAN let you have more alphabet soup after your name. 2) It CAN give you a better sense of worth/better self-esteem.
Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist (BCPS) 1,337 of 2,071 (65%) candidates. Board Certified Psychiatric Pharmacist (BCPP) 71 of 121 (59%) candidates. #35. Just read this on the BPS website and figured I'd share... 338 of 550 (61%) candidates. 180 of 239 (75%) candidates. 286 of 345 (83%) candidates.
Now I can see the reason for nuclear pharmacy, but does getting BPS certified in pharmacotherapy or any of the other specialties get you in to a position... Forums Communities Pre-Med Medical Resident Audiology Dental Optometry Pharmacy Physical Therapy Podiatry Psychology Rehab Sci Veterinary
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The answer to your question depends on geography, as all pharmacist salaries do, but the range is $100-$150k USD. P. Jan 9, 2016. #3. Also probably as much as or less than investment bankers and software engineers who do not owe $200k+ and spend an additional 4 years in school + 2 years in residency.