Pharmacy Business

[GuestUser153]

I am a resent graduate from a pharmacy school. I love pharmacy profession with passion.

I would want to go into community pharmacy practice which is a somewhat more fulfilling for me and will afford me more time to have a direct link with my patients.

The problem I am having now is insufficient capital to kick start the pharmacy business. Also I am having job offers from so many pharmaceutical companies but I don't want to work in a pharmaceutical company. Because this will not give me direct access to my patients and it is not business oriented.

Please I need your kindeed advice on the next step to take.
1. Is either I take up a job in a community pharmacy outlet and learn on the job more skills and at the same time build enough capital to be able to start my own pharmacy

OR

2. Start my own pharmacy with a loan.


Friends I need your suggestions.

 

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[Paul Gallo]

So whats the work around? Think through the problem... if you want to help people via pharmacy how can you enter the market with limited capital? Could you start a blog with information to guide people toward the right medication for their ailments? How about a custom supplement to help people with a specific health issue? Many ways to skin the cat my friend... you just need to think on it some more. .

 

[Get Right]

No experience. No capital. No assets....which probably means no loan.

I suggest the job for now.

 

[GuestUser153]

Yes no experience, no capital, getting loan is not so easy, so taking the job might be the best option.

 

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