Its all over. A once in a lifetime APPE rotation is over in the blink of an eye. I don't know where to begin. I am extremely grateful to be given the opportunity to immerse myself in another culture and most importantly, view pharmacy from a whole new perspective.
It was impressive seeing the pharmacy world ran so differently and how knowledgeable each of the pharmacist and health care staff were. The way they utilized universal coverage so well was something I have never seen before and the Thai healthcare professionals ( from physician to nurse to pharmacist to professor) are all so proud of it.
This journey would not have been as amazing if it was not for the awesome people I was accompanied with. Sharing the experience with some close friends, creating moments and unforgettable memories that are once in a lifetime. This includes not only my classmates, but the faculty who guided and challenged us every step of the way. I made sure to get the best photos of them as well!
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| I was sweaty for 90% of this trip. still worth it though |
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| Watch out for ILS when visiting the temples. Jared seemed to have caught it a few times. |
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| The best pictures are the ones that you have no idea exist. |
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| Sorry Dr. Bose, but the world needs to see this magnificent photo of a professor in the wild. |
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| The face of a man that fires 100 Naplex questions per minute |
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| Hill tribe pants in full effect |
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| Added a few new dishes to the arsenal |
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| no words |
Its all over. A once in a lifetime APPE rotation is over in the blink of an eye. I don't know where to begin. I am extremely grateful to be given the opportunity to immerse myself in another culture and most importantly, view pharmacy from a whole new perspective.
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