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Transitions Magazine

Transitions is published bi-monthly for members of the APhA New Practitioner Network. The online newsletter contains information focused on life inside and outside pharmacy practice, providing guidance on various areas of professional, personal, and practice development. Each issue includes in-depth articles on such topics as personal financial management, innovative practice sites, career profiles, career development tools, residency and postgraduate programs, and more.

An artist’s guide to finding your creative outlet An artist’s guide to finding your creative outlet

An artist’s guide to finding your creative outlet

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You all know how difficult, yet rewarding, pharmacy school is. The exams, networking, and interviews can be really exhausting after a while. I believe it is important to have something that keeps you sharp, physically active, and creative.

Take it day by day Take it day by day

Take it day by day

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As a recent pharmacy school graduate and current PGY-1 executive resident, work–life balance has been incredibly hard to maintain. After dedicating the past 4 years of my life to passing exams, I thought that after I graduated, life would finally slow down.

It’s okay to take a break It’s okay to take a break

It’s okay to take a break

Everything is fast-paced nowadays. You’re going full speed ahead toward your goals without taking a second for granted. You ignore the...
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Sleep on it Sleep on it

Sleep on it

Among a demanding schedule of lectures, homework, job commitments, extracurriculars, social life, familial obligations, cooking, cleaning, the...
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Make time for yourself Make time for yourself

Make time for yourself

Pharmacy school is filled with rigorous coursework that—if you’re not careful—can start to consume you. While time as a student...
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How I recharge How I recharge

How I recharge

Student pharmacists are constantly busy studying for exams, preparing for presentations, fulfilling leadership responsibilities, participating in...
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My self-care top five My self-care top five

My self-care top five

Being a student pharmacist can be a rewarding but stressful journey. Forming bonds with classmates and gaining new experiences through student...
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It’s time to take inventory It’s time to take inventory

It’s time to take inventory

About 40–60% of pharmacists are experiencing burnout due to systemic challenges in health care, and an increasing number of pharmacy...
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Going the extra mile

To us, running is not about who is faster, can run farther, has more miles on their shoes, or has run in more places. Running is a way for us to spend time with people we care a lot about while still finding a way to spend time on bettering and advancing ourselves.

Wellness is an individual journey

As a final-year student pharmacist on rotations, I understand the importance of prioritizing my well-being amid the demands of academia and professional responsibilities. I want to share with you my personal journey and emphasize the significance of self-care. For me, my hobbies and outdoor activities help me de-stress and find balance during pharmacy school, work, and rotations.

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