Adam Martin’s Books
Gen-Z Pharmacist: Dominate Pharmacy School & Script Your Dream Career
Pharmacy is changing now more than ever.
For pharmacy students, that means that having a competitive edge, a personal brand, and strong why is essential to create a successful career. Becoming the best pharmacist you can doesn’t start when you graduate—it starts on day one of pharmacy school.
Fostering healthy relationships, learning the fundamentals of true leadership, being able to successfully manage time, creating a personal brand, and leveraging social media to grow your influence and network are essential caveats of the pharmacy career that are not often taught in HOW to practically create them amidst the grueling demands as a pharmacy student. Author Dr. Adam Martin provides a clear step-by-step plan for how to dominate pharmacy school & script your dream career through the blueprint workbook in Gen-Z Pharmacist.
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5 to Thrive Healthcare Habits:
Simple & Quick Ways to Use What You Have to Live a Lifestyle You Dream About!
Rx: YOU! The Pharmacist’s Survival Guide to Managing Stress & Fitting In Fitness
How can you dispense optimal healthcare if you’re burned out? Addressing the most common barriers pharmacists face to reaching optimal health, this book provides “Simple Solutions” to nail your nutrition, fit in fitness, and master your mindset, empowering you to lead by example through living a healthy lifestyle. Once you achieve this, you can not only deliver the best version of yourself and your abilities, but you can INSPIRE those you interact with as a healthcare professional through leading by example. Graduating from the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy, Dr. Adam Martin has worked as a community pharmacist for over a decade, in addition to being a certified personal trainer, licensed nutrition consultant, and competitive natural bodybuilder. In this book, Dr. Martin dispenses his Rx for Success in how to simplify nutrition, fit in fitness, and manage stress so that you can become The Fit Pharmacist.