Our guest, Alex Evans is a pharmacist and medical writer currently living in Jacksonville, FL. He grew up in NC and went to pharmacy school at UNC. He’s addicted to the ocean, and during my time there he spent one month each over two summers in Roatan, an island off the coast of Honduras, as an intern at a dive shop, where he filled tanks, loaded the boats, and led dive and snorkel tours.

Is this the reason why we’re stopping ourselves from being innovative, starting businesses, and being leaders in the health care industry instead of following everyone else? Join me and Alex Evans while we discuss this topic.

Why does the pharmacy profession need to have entrepreneurs? What are the unique problems stopping pharmacists from pursuing entrepreneurship? Where are the opportunities in entrepreneurship in pharmacy?

Today's podcast is a multi-panel discussion with an international start-up Japanese company that provides continuing education to Pharmacy students and Pharmacists in Japan.

Should all profit go back into the business? Should you invest in the stock market, like everyone else with a job? In this episode, Alex Barker and Alex Evans discuss where they put their time, energy and money into business investments.

Pharmacists are not trained to start their own business. Becoming a pharmacist entrepreneur was never an option for me but in this episode, unlikely pharmacist entrepreneurs Alex Barker and Alex Evans talk about their journey into entrepreneurship.

Medical writing is an interesting venue for sharing clinical knowledge. Alex Evans, PharmD, shares his journey to working part-time in a hospital and part-time as a freelance medical writer. Opportunities abound for clinicians to share their science-based knowledge in a written form, from blogs to research summaries, and you can even make money at it. Join Bryn and Heather as they dive into the flexible and profitable world of medical writing.

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