u/honey_rainbow

I’m looking into potential career moves and wanted to get some real insight on working as a pharmacy technician in Correctional Managed Care (CMC) / prison system settings.

I see positions pop up for correctional health systems every now and then, but you don't hear as much detailed feedback about it compared to standard retail (CVS/Walgreens), inpatient hospital, or LTC setups.

For anyone who currently works in corrections or has in the past:

What does your daily workflow look like? (Is it mostly central filling, unit-dose packaging, KOP/DOT inventory, or do you have any face-to-face interaction at the pill window/clinic?)

How is the work-life balance and schedule? (Are set weekday hours/no holidays common, or is it heavily dependent on the facility size?)

How do you feel about safety and work environment? (Are you completely tucked away behind locked pharmacy doors, or do you interact with officers and patients regularly?)

Pros & Cons? How does the pay/benefits package compare to standard retail or hospital gigs?

Would love to hear any pros, cons, or red flags to look out for before diving in. Thanks in advance!

I have an interview scheduled for this coming Monday and am super nervous.

I’m looking into potential career moves and wanted to get some real insight on working as a pharmacy technician in Correctional Managed Care (CMC) / prison system settings.

I see positions pop up for correctional health systems every now and then, but you don't hear as much detailed feedback about it compared to standard retail (CVS/Walgreens), inpatient hospital, or LTC setups.

For anyone who currently works in corrections or has in the past:

What does your daily workflow look like? (Is it mostly central filling, unit-dose packaging, KOP/DOT inventory, or do you have any face-to-face interaction at the pill window/clinic?)

How is the work-life balance and schedule? (Are set weekday hours/no holidays common, or is it heavily dependent on the facility size?)

How do you feel about safety and work environment? (Are you completely tucked away behind locked pharmacy doors, or do you interact with officers and patients regularly?)

Pros & Cons? How does the pay/benefits package compare to standard retail or hospital gigs?

Would love to hear any pros, cons, or red flags to look out for before diving in. Thanks in advance!

I have an interview scheduled for this coming Monday and am super nervous.

I got a new device and when I went to login with my username I wasn’t given an option to do so. I can only sign up with a new account?

As the title says, today our beloved Apache crossed the rainbow bridge. While we knew the option for surgery was prohibitively expensive, we understood that the day would eventually come when we’d have to say goodbye. We just didn't expect that day to come today.

Lately, he was barely eating, extremely lethargic, and having a hard time walking. Today, during his walk, rather than relieving himself, Apache just decided to lie down in the grass—something he had never done before.

We are completely beside ourselves with a mix of emotions right now. How have others in this community managed the sudden realization that it was time to let go, even when you knew it was coming eventually? We'd appreciate any advice or shared memories.

Any and all issues related to the Peacock service should be posted here, not just some random post.

When posting issues, please provide information about your setup, i.e. the platform (Fire TV, Samsung TV, etc) and device ('Fire TV 4K stick from 2024', 'OLEDB65CUA', etc) you are streaming on. It would also help to know the exact piece of content you were watching when the issue happened.

What, preferably free, CE (continued education) courses are you guys using to renew your certification?

Any and all issues related to the Peacock service should be posted here, not just some random post.

When posting issues, please provide information about your setup, i.e. the platform (Fire TV, Samsung TV, etc) and device ('Fire TV 4K stick from 2024', 'OLEDB65CUA', etc) you are streaming on. It would also help to know the exact piece of content you were watching when the issue happened.

I just wanted to share it with someone!

Hey everyone! If you were tasked with curation duty for the band’s legacy, what would your ideal 12-track Evanescence album look like?

The goal is to build a cohesive record using your absolute favorites from across the entire discography—the ones that capture that perfect blend of gothic rock, cinematic strings, and Amy’s powerhouse vocals.

My Personal "Definitive" Tracklist:

Game is Over (The perfect aggressive opener)

Going Under

The Change

Cloud Nine

Lithium

Whisper

Feeding the Dark

Your Star

Imaginary

End of the Dream (Synsynthesis version)

Broken Pieces Shine

Whisper