In the United States, it's a pretty good job. However, as pharmacies have become more and more computerized, it is probably less interesting than it used to be.

I once tried to get a prescription filled at a pharmacy I hadn't been to, and the pharmacist struggled with his computer and couldn't find my health insurance company. He said to me, "I'm sorry. I know the drug interactions, the dosage, and the pharmacokinetics of your drug, but I don't know how to bill it to your insurance company."

A pharmacist dispenses medicines prescribed by a doctor. However, a pharmacist must be competent in every aspect of   monitoring consumption of medicines. Medical training is also very different from doctors, nurses or medical technicians.  A pharmacist cannot write a prescription but play an integral part in a medical team. Their knowledge is also a necessity as a consultant on behalf of public health.

I agree with you Seth ....and in my opinion I think that all job around the world will change in future .and I think that's we can't dispense with the role of the pharmacist in full

If we reliance on the robot  the proportion of manipulated of drugs will increase.

Oh, I get it. So there is the possibility of a large knowledge base, artificial intelligence and robots replacing the role of the pharmacist.

I think no profession is safe and the use of robots and AI is already happening in certain countries. I suspect the role of the pharmacist will change and you'll have to adapt. It also depends if certain countries have the resources to implement such a scheme.

What's your opinion?

I'm a phamacy student , I love my studying and my appreciation is very good

But I heard a lot of negative comments about the profession, such as it will become a computer or it's just a trade.

So I ask this quistion ^^