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Centene agrees to settle Medicaid claims with Ohio, Mississippi for $143 million

Centene agrees to settle Medicaid claims with Ohio, Mississippi for $143 million
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Overworked, understaffed: Pharmacists say industry is in crisis, putting patient safety at risk

Overworked, understaffed: Pharmacists say industry is in crisis, putting patient safety at risk Adiel Kaplan and Vicky Nguyen and Mary Godie © Provided by NBC News From the moment Marilyn Jerominski walks into her pharmacy every morning, her time is in demand. As pharmacy manager of a busy 24-hour Walgreens in Palm Desert, California, she is responsible for the safety and accuracy of the thousands of prescriptions the store dispenses every week. There s so much stress, Jerominski said. You re not only running to the drive-thru but to the front, to the vaccination station to give a vaccination, then to the phone. . It s almost impossible for any human to keep that momentum day in and out.

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Pharmacists are hot commodity as U S ramps up COVID-19 vaccine rollout

Pharmacists are hot commodity as U.S. ramps up COVID-19 vaccine rollout By Megan Cerullo COVID-19 vaccines being sent to pharmacies The urgent need to administer COVID-19 vaccines across the U.S. is stoking demand for another suddenly hot commodity: pharmacists. The federal government this week began shipping vaccines to drugstores around the country as part of an effort to jump-start immunizations. As a result, pharmacies are adding pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and other support staff to deal with patients, manage vaccine supplies and give shots. Some employers are even offering five-figure sign-on bonuses for pharmacy students even before they complete their studies.

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With Vaccines in More Drugstores, Pharmacies Go on Hiring Sprees

With Vaccines in More Drugstores, Pharmacies Go on Hiring Sprees Pharmacies are dangling five-figure signing bonuses and competing against one another to quickly recruit pharmacists and support staff. CVS has been hiring thousands of pharmacists and support staff.Credit.John Taggart for The New York Times Published Feb. 10, 2021Updated March 16, 2021 Phones are ringing with plentiful job opportunities. Prospective employers are dangling five-figure signing bonuses. Businesses are hounding universities for potential recruits. The job market is booming at least if you’re a pharmacist. The vaccination drive in the United States is entering a new phase this week, with the start of a federal program that will send more doses of Covid-19 vaccines into drugstores and grocery store pharmacies.

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With vaccines in more drugstores, Walgreens, CVS and other pharmacies go on hiring sprees

Pharmacy chains like Walgreens and CVS are dangling signing bonuses, competing to quickly recruit pharmacists and support staff to vaccinate customers against COVID-19.

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