Trainee

The pharmacist made up the prescription for me.

The trainee could hardly bear the burden of the task.

Back in 1886, a pharmacist named John Pemberton was experimenting with a new recipe.

And we're at the trainee warm up track, which is a few blocks away from the Olympic stadium.

A year later, I'm still an emergency medicine trainee who works 10 12 hour shifts, and I still animate.

Because the new trainee did things sluggishly, he was told that he'd be fired if he didn't start taking his job seriously.

A bit of shortening and a slight distinction in source brings us to venom, a deadly fluid that comes from a snake rather than a pharmacist.

I got my start in writing and research as a surgical trainee, as someone who was a long ways away from becoming any kind of an expert at anything.

If you watch the news, you'll see occasionally and I see this all the time that pharmacists now, there's a machine that can fill prescriptions automatically without actually needing a human pharmacist.

You will give your genome to the pharmacist, and your drug will be made for you and it will work much better than the ones that were you won't have side effects.

Allison, who helped manage the transplant list, and a dozen other people who aren't pictured, a pharmacist, a psychologist, a nutritionist, even a financial counselor, Lisa, who helped us deal with all the insurance hassles.