what is the salary range of pharmacists in the US? in Canada?
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The website below should give you all the pertinent information you need regarding all the aspects of a career in pharmacy in the U.S. For that matter, this website from the U.S. Department of Labor can give you a wealth of information about just about any career you can think of. Good Luck!
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well....I'm a pharmacist.  What exactly do you want to know? There is and has been such a huge demand it's ridiculous.  I read a pretty good article at salary.com (pretty sure where) explaining the shortage, benefits, etc that might be what you're looking for.  If not feel free to ask whatever.
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salary.com will give you approximate ranges but I'm guessing not a lot.
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here is a tool that will tell you what you are worth at different points in your career.  It is also location specific.  It may anser your question better\n\nhttp://seeker.dice.com/profman/salaryWizard.jsp
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A Pharmacist is absolutely a professional!  While a Pharmacist is licensed and can hold a Doctorate in Pharmacy (PharmD) they cannot diagnose, they cannot perform physical exams, they cannot order tests,  technically they don't see patients.  They can advise about medications, they can make substitutions, they have the last word about meds, and a clinical Pharmacist (hospital) can write orders for meds.\n\nHere's an idea of annual salaries in thousands:\nPharm. Intern ---- 32.4\nPharm. 1 ---------- 75.3\nPharm. 2 ---------- 79.5\nClinical Pharm. --- 80.9\nPharm. Mgr. ------- 93.8\nRegional Pharm. Mgr. -- 103.7
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It is going to vary pretty widely based on experience and location.  You can find the appropriate range for you at salary.com - \nhttp://www.salary.com/home/layoutscripts/homl_display.asp\n\nsearch by job "marketing" and your zip code for the range in your area.\n\nHope this helps!
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In the midwest it is typically anwywhere from 8.50 to 10.00 an hour depending on where you live and what type of clinic you start out in.\n\nIf you want a better idea for the starting range in your area, I would go to a job search site like Monster.com and do a search, a lot of times they will have the salary to be paid on there.
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go to salary.com and look it up for your area
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It depends on where they are working, which state or province, whether they have a private clinic or work in the education system or health care system.  Where I live starting salary in a government job would be about $45,000 and could probably go as high as $75,000 in the richer jurisdictions, but I expect they make more money if they are in private practice.
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It depends on where you live and also if you plan to work in retail or hospital pharmacy. A rough average not knowing where you live would be about $100,000 per year. Also if you decide to work in retail, some chains pay a lot more than others. I have heard pharmacists that I work with say that Target pays more than CVS. Try http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/salary to get a better idea of the salary range in your area. Good luck with your degree.\n\n**Edit: Using your location the average pay goes up to about $112,000 per year ($9333 per month, $53.84 per hour).
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45K is a good starting salary for many occupations.  The cost of living for your area is really a factor, as well as the skills that you have.\n\nA better question might be "What is the average starting salary in my geographic area, in my field of expertise".  Not knowing your geographic area, or expertise, all we can comment on is the number.\n\nThe number 45K is high for a lot of college graduates across the country.  I know of many who start in the 20's, who don't have good grades or applicable skills.  On the other hand, if you are graduating from Medical School, and setting up practice in California, then perhaps you should be looking for 100K+!\n\nCheck with your school, to see what the average starting salaries were last year.  Most colleges track this information.  It helps employers and employees!
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Wow, monster.com is optimistic about our salaries.  Lab technicians make barely $35-45k entry level, and up to $55-70k when in senior positions.  But it depends on the company, hospital, lab you're working for.  You'll do better at a pharmaceutical lab or medical lab, but it's not worth the stress.  University labs are soooooo much more relaxed, but pay less.
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statistically, around $40k.\nRealistically, around 70k.\nmanagerially, around 90k, with overtime.\nStupid pharm students who don't get bar certified can still make $25/hr.\n\nBut yeah, definitely more if you learned to spell "pharmacist".\nOr you could be a "dokter".
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Certified Pharmacy technicians will probably start in the $10-$11 per hour range.
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pharmacy, suprisingly, pays pretty well. i recommend business or economics if you dont want something so specialized.
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Salary.com, will let u know what the deal is. It really depends on the area u wanna werk and depends on the type of job. Even though u say "pharmacists" that can fall under several things, with completly different saleries. The average is like 60K for a RN. General practioners salaries vary, but nurse practioners get like 75k. The same goes for cardiologists, it varys, yet it lokks about 400K. \n\nFinal answer: it all depends on WHERE u werk and WHAT SPECIFIC job title yer goin for\n\nwww.salary.com
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The Dental Hygienist working in National Average - Canada, Canada National Average now earns an average annual salary of 33,549. Half of those in this position would earn between 23,934 and 38,537 (the 17th and 67th percentiles). These numbers are derived from area-specific government survey data. \n\nThis is according to http://www.salaryexpert.com and based off of 1 year experience\n\nAlso according to http://www.worldwidelearn.com/online-education-guide/health-medical/dental-hygiene-major.htm\n\nthe average hourly wage is 26.59