It's Now or Never Featuring Pharmacist Dr. Jamie Wilkey
In this Hope4Med episode, we host an in-depth conversation with Dr. Jamie Wilkey, a former retail pharmacist turned entrepreneur. Dr. Wilkey shares with us her story of working in retail pharmacy and what lead her to transition out of the career. She also tells us about the interesting field of pharmacogenomics!
Topics of discussion:
00:00:37 Introducing our guest, pharmacist Dr. Jamie Wilkey
00:05:11 Day in the life of a pharmacist
00:13:45 It's now or never: transitioning out of retail pharmacy
00:18:52 What is pharmacogenomics and how does it benefit patients?
00:33:42 Helping other pharmacists learn about pharmacogenomics and entrepreneurship
00:38:28 Building a fulfilling career and discussing the sacrifices
00:41:47 How to connect with Dr. Jamie Wilkey
and final thoughts
Connect with our guest, Dr. Jamie Wilkey:
Website: https://www.drjamiewilkey.com
LinkedIn: / dr-jamie-wilkey-9b57a511a
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