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|Articles|December 30, 2019
5 Ways to Celebrate New Year’s Eve at the Pharmacy
Author(s)Jennifer Nessel, Assistant Editor
Stuck in the pharmacy during the New Year’s Eve festivities? This Pharmacy Times countdown has everything you need for celebrating the holiday with your pharmacy team.
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Stuck in the pharmacy during the New Year’s Eve festivities? This Pharmacy Times countdown has everything you need for celebrating the holiday with your pharmacy team.
5. Set Team Goals
The end of the year is a great time to check in with your pharmacy team to make sure that everyone is on the same page with their work and their goals for the new year.
4. Bring in Dinner
With all the hassle of the late-night shift, a ready-to-eat dinner is the perfect way to take 1 more stressor off of the staff’s mind.
3. Coordinate outfits
Nothing says team spirit like matching outfits! Ring in the new year with a smile with matching hats or silly 2020 glasses.
2. Tune in for Fireworks
You might not be able to see fireworks in person, but tuning into New York City's traditional ball drop or your local station’s fireworks show is the perfect way to celebrate from afar.
1. Make Some Noise!
Grab your kazoo or bring in some pots or pans for that midnight celebration. As soon as the countdown ends, it’s time to shout, “Happy New Year!”
Celebrating this New Year’s Eve at work? Let us know by tweeting at us at @Pharmacy_Times. You may just end up on our social media!
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