<p>Is relocating to be a pharmacist something you’d consider? With 50 states, there might be at least one that doesn’t require CPR.</p>
<p>From what I was told today, technical standards for pharmd programs are quickly becoming standardized, so if I couldn’t meet the technical requirements here, it’s fairly unlikely I could meet them elsewhere. Of course, there’s the off-chance I may pass the standards “test,” and, while I’d love that, I’m not exactly betting the family farm on it.</p>
<p>Besides CPR, what are the pertinent technical requirements of pharmd programs? Do you know what would be on the “standards test”?</p>
<p>Oh darn. I tried looking up the pharmacy standards for Louisiana and couldn’t find them. Because our laws are based on the Napoleanic code and not English common law, we buck the trend on a lot of things. Though I doubt Napolean gave much thought to CPR requirements for aspiring pharmacists.</p>
<p>If anyone would know about Louisiana, it would be the folks at Xavier University. <a href=“http://www.xula.edu/uc/UC-COP.html[/url]”>http://www.xula.edu/uc/UC-COP.html</a>
504-520-7424 or 504-520-7500</p>
<p>Not trying to sell you on Louisiana of course.</p>