A wonderful throwback of a pharmacy with a genuine sense of community
Pharmacist (Current Employee), Park Ridge, IL – May 7, 2013
Pros: relaxed but professional work environment
When you walk into the Medicine Shoppe you can feel a nostalgia for the time of the corner drugstore. Not only are the employees sincerely enthusiastic to be there and exceptionally friendly with the patients, but the patients themselves warmly receive the welcoming atmosphere and professionalism. The Medicine Shoppe serves all patient medication needs, – more... as well as those for durable goods and specialty compound medications. The entire staff and ownership demonstrate the highest level of knowledge and professionalism, and make it a pleasure to be there, both as an employee and as a patient. – less
Pharmacy Technician (Former Employee), New Cumberland PA – April 19, 2013
I had, in the beginning, a wonderful group of people as co-workers. Our customer base was incredible, I enjoyed the time we shared, and I'm sure the would say the same about me!
Pharmacy Technician (Former Employee), New Castle, PA – December 15, 2012
• The Modern Matchmaker sponsored and attended a fundraiser for “Pittsburgh’s 50 Finest” candidate Anthony Ventura ~ which was a fundraiser for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (July 2012). • Volunteer for the Primary Health Network Charitable Foundation’s “Snowball Crawl 3” (February 2011). • Marketed area businesses to raise donations for the ADA Step – more... Out: Walk to Fight Diabetes (September 2010). • Chairperson for the 3 Decades ~ Dance Against Diabetes fundraiser for my team that participated in the Fall 2010 American Diabetes Association’s Step Out: Walk to Fight Diabetes (April 2010). – less
Clerk (Former Employee), Great Bend, KS – August 15, 2012
Pros: i was fest trusted working with confidential information
Cons: i often had to do the jobs others did not want to do.
I enjoyed working with people who were all at least 20 years older than me. They taught me alot about being professional, and working as a team. I also learned to use mulitple phone lines, and take reorders for medication. The hardest part of the job was being the youngest worker and sometimes feeling like I was not doing as well as others, and the – more... best part was being the youngest worker and learning so much. – less
