The New Student Pharmacist's Podcast Experience
Mr. David Joshua Ferguson, MRSB MRSC
The Podcast Series " The New Student Pharmacist's Podcast Experience"- where we discuss chemistry and pharmacy, as well as leaders in pharmacy careers, community, and chemistry and pharmacy research. "Unlock Success, Invest in Your Change by Listening In! 🎙️ Check us out on TED-Ed with the developing projects! https://ed.ted.com/lesson_collections/xdehb600A0oW5d1eQOsE?page=1
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