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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.

Hiking the trails, healing the mind Hiking the trails, healing the mind

Hiking the trails, healing the mind

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One of the most meaningful parts of my recent trip to Hawaii was stepping away from the noise—both literal and mental—and immersing myself in nature.

The power of the mindset The power of the mindset

The power of the mindset

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To anyone out there feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, or unsure—you are not alone. And more importantly, you are capable.

Before the world wakes up Before the world wakes up

Before the world wakes up

Oh, great. Not another “5:00 am Club” article. I know what you’re thinking: “We get it— you wake up early. Come back...
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The power of reflection The power of reflection

The power of reflection

Student pharmacists are constantly asked to reflect, whether it’s for an assignment, reviewing a product, or even just scrolling through...
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Finding joy in life’s little projects Finding joy in life’s little projects

Finding joy in life’s little projects

Making time for joy has transformed my pharmacy school journey from exhausting to fulfilling.

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Small intentional habits make a difference Small intentional habits make a difference

Small intentional habits make a difference

I want to share a few words of wisdom with practical advice I’ve used to manage burnout during pharmacy school.

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Escaping into the world of Dungeons and Dragons Escaping into the world of Dungeons and Dragons

Escaping into the world of Dungeons and Dragons

Between patient interactions, lab simulations, and professional communications, how much room do you leave for stimulating your creativity?

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Kneading peace Kneading peace

Kneading peace

Student pharmacists are not immune to stress. I think PharmCAS should include a warning about the inevitable stress that accompanies these 3 to 4...
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Day in the life of a Jayhawk Day in the life of a Jayhawk

Day in the life of a Jayhawk

As a student pharmacist, it can be extremely difficult to balance classes, studying, working, extracurricular activities, and—most importantly—self-care. One thing I’ve learned throughout pharmacy school is how important it is to maintain a routine and stick to it.

Give yourself some self-care Give yourself some self-care

Give yourself some self-care

Before I started pharmacy school, I was constantly being reminded how “stressed” I was going to be during that time. I was being told just how tired I was going to be or how much caffeine I was going to consume (alarmingly, it was a lot). However, I was also offered advice on how to take care of myself for the next few years, and I want to share the best of that advice with you.
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