pharmacist
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of pharmacist
First recorded in 1825–35; pharmac(y) + -ist
Example Sentences
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It said this would require staff to get training and for community NHS staff, such as GPs and pharmacists, to get more involved in supporting people with ADHD.
From BBC
She says that helped demonstrate how short meaningful conversations between pharmacists and customers could help the latter group feel less isolated.
From BBC
“It’s awful how much waste that is,” said Pamela Schweitzer, a pharmacist and former assistant U.S. surgeon general.
A toxicology review by a pharmacist found that gabapentin played a central role.
In March 2023, Schmidt met with George Hennawi, the MedStar system’s physician executive director of geriatrics and senior services, as well as others, including a pharmacist who went through her medications.
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