How to become a pharmacist in USA | foreign pharmacist in usa | is pharmacist a good career option

How to become a pharmacist in USA if you are a foreign graduate | foreign pharmacist in usa | is pharmacist a good career option

Pharmacists in all states must obtain a license to practice. Licensure typically involves completing an accredited Pharm. D. program and passing two licensing examinations: the North American Pharmacist Licensing Exam (NAPLEX) and the Multi-State Pharmacy Jurisprudence Exam (MPJE).
I’ve been getting a lot of messages and comments here and on Facebook asking me what is the process of becoming a pharmacist in US and what it looks like to be a pharmacist, do I prescribe if not then what do I actually do.
Pharmacists: advise other healthcare professionals, including doctors and nurses, on how to choose medicines and use them correctly. ensure that new medicines are safe to use with other medication. advise on dosage and suggest the most appropriate form of medication such as tablet, injection, ointment or inhaler.
If you're foreign graduate you need to take 5 steps to be a registered pharmacist in US.
STEP # 1
Take the FPGEE exam.
GET MORE INFORMATION ON FPGEE BY CLICKING THE LINK:
https://nabp.pharmacy/programs/fpgee/
STEP # 2
take the TOEFL
STEP # 3
Do 1500 internship hours.
STEP # 4
Take NAPLEX
REGISTER FOR NAPLEX ON THE FOLLOWING WEBSITE:
https://nabp.pharmacy
STEP 5
Take MPJE or CPJE
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