Adam Martin, PharmD, ACSM-CPT

We all want to learn more about psychology to better communicate with others, but we just don't have the time. Here is a summary of takeaways from the most influential psychologists in the field.

Imagine a sense of motivation so great, so powerful, that you literally cannot wait to start your day.

Have you ever thought about serving as a pharmacist on a medical mission trip?

Fed up with how pharmacy is? Make a difference in someone’s life! Lead by example: others will follow by your footsteps, so leave a legacy and lasting change for the better.

“Mindfulness” seems to be all the buzz for decreasing stress and increasing productivity.

In one form or another, we will fall short in our expectations.

Nutrition is the cornerstone of therapy for literally every single disease state we help to treat as pharmacists.

Being a pharmacist is a tremendous responsibility, as it carries with it the role of leadership.

The number one fear of every pharmacist is making a mistake. If you have experience on the job, the likelihood of making one goes down. However, what if you’re a new grad, with no experience of working the bench solo? I am here to help: I have compiled a list of the most common oversights made by newly licensed pharmacists working in the community pharmacy as a means to bring them to your attention, and help you avoid falling privy to these potential pitfalls.

As a pharmacist, I’m often asked, “What’s the best pill for sleep?!” Believe it or not, the “best” solution does not lie in a pill.