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Michelle and I started our professional journeys together in our high school days when we explored our respective aspirations in the healthcare field. 10 years later (and quite on track may I add), Michelle will about to become a dentist and I’m now a pharmacist. It’s definitely been a long ride with many lessons learned. In this episode, we discuss our views and expectations regarding our careers after grad school, and how those may have changed as time went by (giving us time to make lemonade from lemons).
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