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In honor of pharmacists week - Oct 18-24, I wanted to go in a different direction and celebrate with a little...punk rock pharmacy. What do I mean? Well, read this: https://medium.com/@ErinLAlbert/punk-rock-pharmacy-ce91c4978719 I look forward to your thoughts. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theedutainer/support

Unusual podcast on a Tuesday, Sept 15 2020 for you - but: 1. Today is the LAST DAY to nominate YOUR woman pharmacist of the year for 2020! Criteria and nomination form at: https://womenpharmacistday.com/women-pharmacist-year-award/ 2. Please consider signing the Change.org Petition: https://www.change.org/p/end-gender-inequality-in-clinical-pharmacy?redirect=false 3. Blog posts/backgrounds at: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/erinalbert_women-pharmacy-healthcare-activity-6710928514801049600-z_2J and Medium: https://medium.com/@ErinLAlbert/women-in-leadership-for-healthcare-and-pharmacy-a-2020-update-563e3f9eb8c --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theedutainer/support

Pharmacists: We've got you covered on the latest around #COVID19 and keeping you and your healthcare teams safe! Here are some solid resources for your consideration on 3/21/20: Quarles & Brady's 50 state Board of Pharmacy Updates: https://www.quarles.com/nicholas-h-meza/ Read and consider signing the Change.org petition to have major pharmacy chains with drive up windows go all drive thru: https://www.change.org/p/cvs-pharmacy-make-pharmacies-drive-thru-only-during-the-corona-crisis?utm_content=cl_sharecopy_20941425_en-US%3Av4&recruiter=1043002778&recruited_by_id=1d250620-4ffc-11ea-b132-8f4bca5936cb&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_campaign=psf_combo_share_abi Let me know if you're scrambling for an APPE rotation site! Tweet me: @ErinLAlbert Major Pharmacy Meetings Tracker updates for March, and soon April: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iIdlrINRD-jSZ4alt8KrzFbBAtc8nN8EbqU4xR0khnk/edit?usp=sharing Facebook Group - Pharmacy Staff for COVID19 Support: https://www.facebook.com/groups/187817265995139/?post_id=192518102191722¬if_id=1584800998511490¬if_t=group_post_approved&ref=notif FreeCE/PharmCon's free CE program for #pharmacists on COVID-19: https://www.freece.com/Home/CECatalogDetails/a602ab45-6e87-411b-8f2c-ecabbb17a922?utm_campaign=PROMO%20Pcon%20%7C%20COVID-19%20Update%20%7C%20All&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=84967774&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8AvMOaMToHTTYJ6aa34OK04I-74BslnwIBTCyk9CWz5YuAVrGjZLEqkD22vjlKmy7L16QxuJCZ2NBdaWAueW2BwgCTnA&_hsmi=84967774 If you all have other great resources to keep pharmacy safe during #COVID-19 - tweet them to me at: @ErinLAlbert and I'll get them on the podcast. STAY SAFE OUT THERE!

Thank you for the opportunity to take the month of January off from social media! It was restorative. But...no rest for the wicked now! Here's what I did during my time away: 1. Talked about meetings with my friend Chad Priest. BTW, here's my podcast interview with him from season 1: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nurse-attorney-emergency-disaster-expert-chad-priest/id1355247028?i=1000460798891 2. Read more books and wrote some blogs! Pecking order of senses and memory: https://medium.com/@ErinLAlbert/the-pecking-order-of-the-senses-for-learning-memory-8f78c8b60433 Ladies, we can be awesome, just not TOO awesome... https://medium.com/@ErinLAlbert/ladies-we-can-be-awesome-but-not-too-awesome-4e10e12dae23 What are you going to suck at in 2020? https://medium.com/@ErinLAlbert/what-are-you-going-to-suck-at-in-2020-e3767c75e275 3. Cleaned up the 2020 lists for... Pharmacy Association & Meeting/Conference List: https://payhip.com/b/TYHz Pharmacist and Healthcare Certifications, Certificates and Professional Designations List: https://payhip.com/b/XOVg We've got a bigger and badder than ever season 2 planned. Or not. But one thing is for sure: It's just. For. Y-O-U!

Erin Albert is an edutainer who helps pharmacists get to their best state. Find Dr. Albert on Twitter at @ErinLAlbert

Happy Weekend! Here's my quick recap on #SocialMediaDames2019! (Thank you, Amy Stark, for your leadership this year!) 1. Pragmatic tip: Who's in the room? on LinkedIn 2. Philosophical tip: Don't try to be superwoman all the time! 3. Anybody who wants in on my fall #podcasting workshop - hit me on the two way or at twitter @ErinLAlbert and let me know you're in and I'll put you on the mailing list. TBD on time, place, and space. I do know it will be in this galaxy! :D ___Also:___ 4. Hope ASCP MidAtlantic is going well out in Gettysburg. and 5. Shoutout to my high school classmate/South Bend WHS Panthers who are meeting for our ***th reunion this weekend!

Got asked about #altMBA, which is Seth Godin's online course this week. I was part of cohort or class 1. Disclaimer: Now that the classes are up in the 30s, the curriculum may have radically changed since I was part of class 1. But here is my opining on being part of altMBA 1. Keep your questions coming at: @ErinLAlbert on Twitter! Have a great week!

This is a miniseries I've wanted to do for a LONG time! And it's finally here! Death, Dying and Grief: when was the last time you thought about it? When was the last time you thought about it...in a positive, beautiful way? Death is inevitable. Why not figure out how to celebrate your life, be proactive for your loved ones, and put the FUN back in funerals? This is a fantastic podcast miniseries for ALL OF US to ponder--the End. But in a happy way! My first guest helping out the community at large on death, dying and grief is Dr. Elaine Voci. Elaine is an award-winning author, Elaine’s works have been published in the United States, Canada, Japan and the United Kingdom in magazines, blogs and academic journals. She is the author of eight inspirational books, a life coach, and hosts quarterly Death Cafes in her community. Elaine is a member of the International Women’s Writing Guild and has been named one of the Top Ten Best Life Coaches in Indianapolis by Expertise.com. Her website: www.elainevoci.com Dr. Voci's Amazon page: https://amzn.to/2UUrX1x Dr. Voci's book, Resilience Art: https://amzn.to/2GFIKNd _____ Tweet me @ErinLAlbert and let me know what you think of this miniseries! www.erinalbert.com

***This episode is sponsored by the Pharm, LLC list of over 230 healthcare and life science, pharmacist certifications available online at: https://tinyurl.com/RPhCertifications*** Pharmacists: Are you shopping for more education in pain management and/or opioids? If so, look no further than the new Pain Management Specialty Pharmacist Certification (PMSP) by Dr. Mark Garofoli of West Virginia School of Pharmacy. We chat with him about the inception of this new pharmacist certification and other resources in pain and addiction management. Mark's Bio: Dr. Mark Garofoli, PharmD, MBA, BCGP, CPE is a 2004 graduate from the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy and a 2008 graduate of the Strayer University MBA program. He is board certified in Geriatric Care (BGCP) along with having APhA certificate training in Immunizations and Medication Therapy Management (MTM). He began his career with CVS Health for a decade of being a community pharmacist and “climbing the corporate ladder”. Eventually he made the decision to switch gears and focus more on clinical aspects by joining Humana Healthcare to perform medication therapy management, or MTM, for 6 years. In 2015, he accepted a position with the West Virginia University (WVU) School of Pharmacy to develop an MTM program focusing on pain management, which then evolved into a managed care program performing reviews of patient’s pain management treatment plans. Dr. Garofoli is also the coordinator of the West Virginia Expert Pain Management Panel, which developed the West Virginia Safe & Effective Management of Pain (SEMP) Guidelines (www.sempguidelinesorg). Currently, he is a Clinical Assistant Professor and Director of Experiential Learning for the WVU School of Pharmacy, along with being a Clinical Pain Management Pharmacist at the WVU Medicine Center for Integrative Pain Management. Mark has been a consultant in the field of pain management on many different avenues such as being a grant reviewer for the CDC, an expert witness in multiple criminal and civil court cases, numerous interviews and articles locally and nationally, and recently was the recipient of the West Virginia GenerationRx Award. Dr. Garofoli is also a certified pain educator and conducts presentations across the country revolving around pain management, substance-use disorder (addiction), drug diversion, and illicit substances. He enjoys the many blessings in his life with his beautiful and beyond intelligent wife, Dr. Gretchen Garofoli, and his son Luke in Morgantown, West Virginia. The PMSP Certification is available online at: https://tinyurl.com/PMSPMark Contact me at: @ErinLAlbert on twitter, LinkedIn or www.erinalbert.com with YOUR show ideas on how to live YOUR best life!

Pharmacy Podcast - Recap Show of SXSW   **********WHAT I AM ABOUT TO SHARE ARE MY PERSONAL OPINIONS (AND MINE ONLY) REGARDING SXSW – THIS PODCAST IS NOT DIRECTLY AFFILIATED WITH, NOR ENDORSED BY SXSW CONFERENCE MANAGEMENT. These are my opinions only as an attendee and mentor of SXSW17. Thanks!*************   SXSW HOMEPAGE: https://www.sxsw.com   Why this conference was a bucket list item for me: It's a veritable who's who of thought leadership across a WIDE variety of industries—   Conference format             March 6+ – SXSWedu (which I've been told is a separate conference)             March 10-18 – SXSW – wider array of topics and speakers   Article on background of SXSW generally: https://www.forbes.com/sites/larryolmsted/2017/03/15/live-from-sxsw-what-you-should-know-about-austins-famous-festival/#7cefa44e4cd3   My top 10 list on attending SX this year: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/sxsw17-my-top-10-list-erin-l-albert-mba-pharmd-jd-pahm?trk=v-feed&lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_profile_view_base_recent_activity_details_all%3BnyMFMpyzPikFJtClEUwiCg%3D%3D   Historically began as a music festival, as Austin is the live music capital of the US, if not the world.   Grew into other conferences – Interactive, Film, Music and SXSW itself – and this year even beyond that – Flatstock (art festival) and a local business pop up shop SXSW Marketplace (https://www.sxsw.com/exhibitions/sxsw-marketplace/)   Speakers this year included: Former VP Joe Biden, Tim Ferriss, James Altucher, Gary Vaynerchuk Corey Booker, Cecile Richards, Adam Grant (author of my favorite book in 2016, Originals) Jenny Blake (of Pivot) And me. ❤   SXSW Interactive has several different tracks within It – Marketing, Design, Coding, Government, Heath, Intelligent Future, Style, Tech industry, and Workplace.             -I mentored and spoke here. Under health, although, mentees really wanted to discuss          crowdfunding the most with me personally.   In addition to mentoring slots, there were also: chats with authors/book readings, panel discussions, and interactive keynotes (Props in to Gary Vaynerchuk here for doing almost nothing but take questions and interact with the audience in a standing room only session.)   Things to note if attending the first time:   It's overwhelming – you really must have a plan before you step onto Austin soil; otherwise, you get burned out quickly.   Prepare to stand in line – The Tim Ferriss session alone was an amazing line that snaked around the convention center – not everyone got in. HOWEVER, one thing I really liked about this year's SX was that they had different levels of badges – those with the highest level or “platinum” badge were given preference to get into the rooms first – which is helpful for keynote sessions in particular.   Prices go up – book WELL IN ADVANCE if you can for lodging and rentals.   Prepare to learn – take a note pad and take copious notes. The overwhelming-ness of it will make you forget things – try to record what you can and bring it back with you.   Now, on to sessions I attended and what I learned:   The author book reading sessions – Room 10AB at the convention center on Friday and Saturday was my anchor. My next bucket list item is to get on this roster with one of my own books! Anyway, the first 30 minutes of a session was the author doing a summary or reading of her book, and the second 30 minutes was a book signing down at the bookstore with the author.   Authors/Books I saw:   Office Politics: Dealing with Conflict at Work – Amy Gallo Pivot: The Only Move That Matters is Your Next One – Jenny Blake Atlas Obscura: Exploring the World's Hidden Wonders – Ella Morton Ex-Acute 2017: Affordable Healthcare in America – Josh Luke How to Think Like a Futurist – Amy Webb (her book is entitled, The Signals are Talking   Panels in healthcare             Hacking Your health: Future or Fail? Hackathons used to develop new tech in healthcare             Patient Centric Healthcare – the future of health             Music, Pharmacogenomics, AI, and Personalized Medicine helped one many fight and             Survive cancer – Bryce Olson   The network and people The app – provided people you should try and connect with based upon mutual tags             and interests inside the SXSW app Also a beacon feature in the app to show you who is around you in the same room Talking to other attendees – so many had side hustles, entrepreneurial endeavors in             addition to their day jobs. While there were many different types of meetups – I didn't see one for healthcare side hustlers, and a couple of people I spoke with in healthcare were at SX, but not for        healthcare talks or reasons. I found this fascinating.   Best bits I took away from speakers beyond their books:   Focus on your own stuff – GaryVee said this before, but he also said this here again – I love this.   Don't plan 5 years out – Jenny Blake. In fact, she said it's OK to NOT plan for careers like our parents and their parents had. I found this liberating, and coupled with the fact that many people attending have multiple gigs and side hustles going on, felt good about her saying this.   Re-read the book, Blue Zones – Kaiser Permanente doc mentioned this, and I need to go back and read this book again.   We need ALL healthcare professionals in on the conversation – a doctor said this in the audience of one of the panel discussions only with healthcare professionals who were other doctors – RIGHT ON, DOCTOR!   One size does not fit all for even the same type of cancer these days – cancer is a bunch of different diseases within the umbrella of cancer, and after attending Bryce Olson's talk (totally by accident) I now realize that pharmacogenomics and personalized medicine is absolutely CRITICAL in cancer, and many other diseases. Standards of care just don't cut it in all cases, and it doesn't fit the value based ideas around medicine these days either. If you have other questions about SXSW, I'm happy to try and answer them at twitter: @ErinLAlbert or @pharmacypodcast. Our goals are to get this podcast on the podcast stage at SXSW18 AND I'd like to be in an author session. Don't ask, don't get, so we're posting our wishes here now! :D See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Most of my guests are entrepreneurs, podcasters, and leaders in healthcare.  Today's guest, Erin Albert, is all of the above and more!  Her laundry list of achievements includes being an author, a lawyer, and a pharmacist.  Join me as we talk about pretty much everything on the Get Social Health podcast.   Erin Albert is the author of Indianapolis: A Young Professional's Guide (1st & 2nd ed.), The Life Science Lawyer, Single. Women. Entrepreneurs., Plan C: The Full-Time Employee and Part-Time Entrepreneur, Law School: A Few Short and Plain Statements, The Medical Science Liaison: An A to Z Guide, The New Pharmacist: 46 Doses of Advice, Multipationals: The Changing World of Work, and How to Create Your Best Career Portfolio, Indiana State Pharmacy Law Guide: 2016, The STEM Princess trilogy for girls and STEM education, and The S(He) Says Guide to Mentoring, coming in 2017.  Erin also co-hosts the Pharmacy Podcast Show, a lawyer, a pharmacist, and entrepreneur of half a dozen companies. Episode Time Stamps 00:42  Introduction 02:30  Jack of all tradesman 03:28  Where do you see yourself in five years? 04:18  Skills to pay the bills 05:01  Both sides of social media 06:07  Political re-engagement 07:52  Stalled engines 09:16  Keeping up with the times 11:22  "Un-conference" 15:08  Let's talk about your podcast 16:46  Facets of pharmacists 18:51  Exciting changes in pharmacy! 20:48  Leadership from the living room 22:31  Tell us about your books 26:34  Side jobs 29:24  Advice for young women 31:27  Volunteering for the wrong position 33:04  Close 33:38  Social Media Tip: Nathan Clendenin 34:13  Closing Erin's contact information and links Erin's books - http://www.erinalbert.com/books.php The Pharmacy Podcast: @pharmacypodcast or www.pharmacypodcast.com Erin's mentoring session coming up 3/10/17 at SXSW in Austin, TX: http://schedule.sxsw.com/2017/events/PP95978 The Healthcare Businesswomen's Association - Indiana Chapter (it is a global org): https://www.facebook.com/HBAIndy/ or hbanet.org or on Twitter: @hbanet_Indy Social Media Dames - https://www.facebook.com/SocialMediaDames/ and Amy Stark's Twitter handle: @AmyStark Twitter handles: @ErinLAlbert - my company twitter handles: @pharmllc and @yuspie LinkedIn profile Jacob Morgan - The future of work is his podcast.  Link to the podcast episode, along with all the podcasts Erin co-hosted in 2017 and 2016: http://erinalbert.com/blog/?p=8662

7 Steps to a Super 2017 By Erin Albert – www.erinalbert.com - @ErinLAlbert on Twitter Step 1: Start with your 2016 goals.             -What % did you achieve?             -What did you miss?             -Did you not achieve more than 25% of your goals?                             -If so, pare down the # of goals in 2017.  Step 2: Wordle yourself! www.wordle.net             -9 World Clouds other than Wordle: http://www.edudemic.com/9-word-cloud-generators-that-arent-wordle/             -I used Tagul: https://tagul.com  STEP 3: Read the book, Designing Your Life by Burnett and Evans             -Tests in the book to try:                         -Mind Mapping                         -The 5 Year Scenarios Test                         -A day in the life test STEP 4: Go through the workbook, Your Best Year 2017             -This is a HARDCORE workbook – there's a lot of work here! STEP 5: Understand your feelings and energy around setting your goals and your 2017:             -Read The Desire Map             -Read Change Your Aura, Change Your Life STEP 6: Write down your goals for 2017!             -Harvard study on writing down goals: http://elitedaily.com/money/writing-down-your-goals/1068863/             -Put your goals in buckets or major categories, then no more than 3 SMART goals in each bucket             -Limit your goals to ONE piece of paper – focus.             -How to write SMART goals: http://www.cognology.com.au/learning_center/howtowritesmartobj/ STEP 7: Put your 2017 written goals IN YOUR FACE.             -Put them up in your bathroom             -Put them in something you carry around with you                         -I use my Moleskine                         -If you like putting them in your smartphone, use Evernote, or Wunderlist             -Find a goal accountability buddy   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

7 Steps to a Super 2017 By Erin Albert – www.erinalbert.com - @ErinLAlbert on Twitter Step 1: Start with your 2016 goals.             -What % did you achieve?             -What did you miss?             -Did you not achieve more than 25% of your goals?                             -If so, pare down the # of goals in 2017.  Step 2: Wordle yourself! www.wordle.net             -9 World Clouds other than Wordle: