r/fpgec

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FG yesterdsy was extreemly like PG. Since I am taking the PG today, I thought they were confusing to give it yesterday instead & 140 FG questions allowed to get sure it was not.

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u/Dizzy_Ad2097 — 13 days ago
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PreFpgee takers

Are the questions based on what in the APHA?? since most of the guys who took the pre exam say that the questions are broad and weird!!!

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u/Helpful_Bar_4668 — 14 days ago
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International pharmacists waiting on FPGEC/FPGEE: what jobs did you do in the meantime? Looking for leads and referrals

Hi everyone,

I'm a Canadian-licensed pharmacist who recently moved to Rockville, Maryland, in the DC metro area. I'm working through the FPGEC certification process and waiting to write the FPGEE next year and I need a job in the meantime.

My background:
• 9 years of pharmacy practice, including managing a high-volume community pharmacy clinic (700 + prescriptions a day)
• Certified Diabetes Educator, seeing about 30 diabetes patients a month
• Compounding pharmacist, where I supervised compounding and created master formulary records

**•**	Experience training pharmacy interns and acting as a preceptor.

I'm hardworking, and I love providing value and solving problems. I'll bring that to any team I join.

For those of you who've been through this, what did you do while waiting to write the exam? I'm open to roles in and outside traditional pharmacy, such as clinical research, pharmacovigilance, medical information, pharma or biotech roles, pharmacy work, remote healthcare jobs, administrative work.

I'd really appreciate any help, whether that's job leads, company names, recruiters who work with international pharmacists, or a referral. If you work at a company in the Maryland/DC/Virginia area or remotely and know of an opening, I'd be grateful for an introduction. Please comment or send me a DM.

Thank you!

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u/FantasticSchedule464 — 14 days ago