A prescription for pharmacist burnout z denise k. kreckel b.s. pharm z peter a. kreckel b.s. pharm pharmacists in chain pharmacies reported much lower rates of satisfaction (53%) than those in all other settings (p < .05) and were 66% less likely to be satisfied than those in independent. Pharmacist job turnover from 1983 to 1997 was studied. data were collected from a randomized 1997 mail survey of 1600 licensed pharmacists in four states (ohio, massachusetts, oregon, and alabama. Fight burnout with three rs. the professional and personal rewards that can come from the fast-paced, hectic life of a health-system pharmacist will typically keep burnout at bay. but, over time, if you continually feel like you have little or no control over your work, have unclear or overly demanding job expectations, or work in a chaotic.
In addition, burnout has been doc- umented at high rates in mental health professionals and trainees [20,21], nurses and nursing students [2,22], dentists [23], and pharmacists [24, 25].. Ultimately, burnout may explain why pharmacists have a higher-than-average suicide rate, and a 20% higher-than-average incidence of substance abuse. burned-out pharmacists are pessimistic, as evidenced by the 10,000 pharmacy professionals who participate in the “the angry pharmacist is my hero” facebook group.. Let’s chat a bit about the pharmacist unemployment rate. there are plenty of job opportunities for pharmacists. a first job may not be a new grad’s dream job (or ideal job), but that’s typical..
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