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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.

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

Escaping into the world of Dungeons and Dragons

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

Kneading peace Kneading peace

Kneading peace

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Student pharmacists are not immune to stress. I think PharmCAS should include a warning about the inevitable stress that accompanies these 3 to 4 years because it is something you cannot escape.

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...
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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...
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Life: A game of hide and seek Life: A game of hide and seek

Life: A game of hide and seek

Throughout my years of school, I have learned the importance of maintaining my mental health and well-being the hard way.

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De-stress for the sake of both mind and body De-stress for the sake of both mind and body

De-stress for the sake of both mind and body

It’s no secret that being a student pharmacist involves a heavy workload. Ask any of your pharmacy school friends and they will likely tell...
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Take your own advice Take your own advice

Take your own advice

As a pharmacist, you dedicate your life to helping other people, but how much can you help others without first helping yourself? The first approach we take with counseling patients with certain conditions is to address lifestyle changes, but sometimes student pharmacists don’t use the same philosophy.

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