“The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson. Since I was a young boy, I’ve always wanted to help people in any way possible. From there I knew that I wanted to be in the medical field. I’m still undecided towards what my ideal job will be, although, If I have to choose my dream job it will be a pharmaceutical.
To achieve my goals, I need to go to a university, and moreover, that’s why I choose CSUN as my college. I chose this college because when I applied to FASA, I was accepted to receive grants from the government. That meant I didn’t have to pay for my books nor my classes for a year of college. Right now all my classes are GE classes, and once …show more content…
That’s why I interviewed a pharmacist in the CSUN Pharmacy. Irina Kagan was the person that I interviewed about questions regarding towards her occupation. The first question that I asked her was, what makes this job stressful? And she responded, “ Dealing with insurance, very busy environment, giving flu shots and other immunizations.” The second question was, what else do you do? She responded by saying, “ Flu shots and immunizations, consultations, and education with patients, screening for high blood pressure and cholesterol and compounding medications.” Finally, the last question that I ask her was, what is your salary and what are the benefits and the downside of being a Pharmacist? Kagan responded by saying, “ some of the advantages of being a pharmacist is that I get a flexible schedule and 401 K retirement plan. The downside of being a pharmacist is getting time off.” Kagan didn’t want to reveal her salary, so I research the salary of a pharmacist. The majority of the pharmacist could earn up to $138,857
To achieve my goals, I need to go to a university, and moreover, that’s why I choose CSUN as my college. I chose this college because when I applied to FASA, I was accepted to receive grants from the government. That meant I didn’t have to pay for my books nor my classes for a year of college. Right now all my classes are GE classes, and once …show more content…
That’s why I interviewed a pharmacist in the CSUN Pharmacy. Irina Kagan was the person that I interviewed about questions regarding towards her occupation. The first question that I asked her was, what makes this job stressful? And she responded, “ Dealing with insurance, very busy environment, giving flu shots and other immunizations.” The second question was, what else do you do? She responded by saying, “ Flu shots and immunizations, consultations, and education with patients, screening for high blood pressure and cholesterol and compounding medications.” Finally, the last question that I ask her was, what is your salary and what are the benefits and the downside of being a Pharmacist? Kagan responded by saying, “ some of the advantages of being a pharmacist is that I get a flexible schedule and 401 K retirement plan. The downside of being a pharmacist is getting time off.” Kagan didn’t want to reveal her salary, so I research the salary of a pharmacist. The majority of the pharmacist could earn up to $138,857