Pharmacy Handoff

Understand antibiotics. Land the residency. Run the department.

Pick what you're working toward. Everything here is built to get you there faster — cheat sheets, books, and games you'll actually finish.

Written with practicing pharmacists. Wayne Thai, PharmD, BCPS, MBA, and a growing bench of collaborators.

Outbreak, an antimicrobial stewardship game Outbreak — educational gameFree
The High-Alert Double-Check cheat sheet The High-Alert Double-CheckFree
Book One: Your First Year as a Hospital Pharmacist Book One — Your First YearFrom $29
Tabletop game cards Tabletop gamesIn development

Make the right call

Work-ups, dosing, and knowing when you've looked long enough.

Get it accepted

What to say to a prescriber, and what to leave out.

Move up

Preceptor, PIC, manager. What each job is really like.

Stay in it

Boundaries, burnout, and building a job worth keeping.

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Outbreak

Cover the organism. Keep the patient alive. Don't go broke, and hold resistance back as long as you can. You will lose. How long you last is the score.

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Outbreak gameplay

Six episodes out

The podcast

Conversations about the moves pharmacists actually make: going for a role, leaving one, and what you give up on the way into management.

Roughly twenty minutes each.

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Also being built

Collaboration

Write with us.

I'm an inpatient pharmacist, so that's the part I can teach properly. For community, ambulatory care, industry and the rest, I'd rather you heard it from someone who does that job every day. Your name, credentials and links stay on anything you make.

WT Wayne ThaiPharmD, BCPS, MBA · Inpatient
+ CommunitySpot open
+ Ambulatory careSpot open
+ Industry & informaticsSpot open

What I'm looking for

  • A cheat sheet in your practice area
  • A podcast conversation about a move you made
  • A clinical review before something ships
  • A game or workshop run at your program
Get in touch

Free, and no email required.

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Free field card

The Patient Work-Up Sequence card.

One page, print it and tape it up: the eight-step reading order behind the four-second glance, plus the never-miss routine.

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