Imagine if you had to contend with patients scheduling their treatments around Transpacific flights, "island time", and fishing season! What if everyday problems like drug shortages where even more challenging because you’re 6000 miles away from the mainland, or the only major cancer care center in your state?
On this episode of HOPA Now, Matt takes on solo hosting duties, but he’s not alone. Joining him to discuss what it’s like working as an oncology pharmacists in some of the most remote corners of the United States, are HOPA members Tarah Hibbs from Anchorage, Alaska; Renee Shirakawa Kwock from Kailua, Hawaii; and Jasmine Bazinet from Guam City, Guam.
If you’re a HOPA member, make sure to visit HOPA Central for all kinds of useful discussion, as recommended by our guests: https://central.hoparx.org/
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