This episode pulls back the curtain on what really happens after pharmacy graduation, focusing on the complex transition from university life to professional responsibility. Sue Wong shares her candid experiences from her foundation year at Great Ormond Street Hospital, revealing the challenges and insights that universities don't typically prepare students for.

In this inspiring episode, Harvey John, a fourth-year pharmacy student at Swansea University, shares his remarkable journey from being told he'd never succeed academically due to his dyslexia diagnosis at age 9, to becoming an award-winning student leader and BPSA Annual Conference Organisers.

Have you ever looked at your module and thought, "There is absolutely no way I'm going to get through this"? Today's episode is your ultimate survival guide. Meet Martina Aikon, BPSA's Annual Conference Organiser and honestly, just a total boss when it comes to turning academic challenges into opportunities.

In this final episode of my special three-part series with Leya Luhar, we dive deep into the significant changes coming to pharmacy education in 2026, when all pharmacy students will qualify as prescribers upon graduation.

In the second episode of our special three-part series with Leya Luhar, we tackle one of the most frequently asked questions I receive in my DMs: "Should I choose pharmacy or medicine?" Instead of just sharing my perspective, I brought on Leya - a medical student and entrepreneur - to offer insights from someone currently experiencing medical school firsthand.

In this episode, I chat with Leya Luhar, medical student and founder of OSCE Toolbox, a revolutionary platform helping pharmacy students ace their OSCE exams. Discover how Leya identified a critical gap in pharmacy education resources and built a platform now used by over 2,000 students – all while juggling the demands of medical school!

In episode 5 of The Untold Stories of Pharmacy Students Series, I sit down with Ewomaoghene Ayetuoma, a British drug-free powerlifting association world record holder and fourth-year pharmacy student. After facing rejection from medical schools, he pivoted to pharmacy, where he overcame first and second-year resits while building an impressive extracurricular profile.

In episode 4 of The Untold Stories of Pharmacy Students Series, we sit down with Craig Ndip, fourth-year pharmacy student who shares the challenges he faced, including learning a new language, dealing with depression, and overcoming imposter syndrome.

In episode 3 of The Untold Stories of Pharmacy Students Series, we sit down with Hikmat Kazeem, third-year Birmingham pharmacy student who is showcasing the power of turning setbacks into success!

In episode 2 of The Untold Stories of Pharmacy Students Series, we sit down with Sanjida Hossain, fourth-year Kingston pharmacy student who is transforming how pharmacy students connect, support each other, and build lasting communities.

In this debut episode of The Untold Stories of Pharmacy Students Series, we sit down with Romoluwa ("Rommy") Akinnawonu, a remarkable third-year pharmacy student at Keele University who's making waves as BPSA's Engagement Officer.

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Swathi Varanasi Diaz, one of 2023's 50 Most Influential Leaders in Pharmacy! From creating the first integrative medicine pharmacy residency to becoming a successful healthcare consultant, Swathi shares how to create an unconventional pharmacy career you'll love.

Scott Stewart is the Vice President of Clinical Services at Pharmcare USA, where he has demonstrated exceptional leadership in growing the clinical services team from fewer than 10 consultants to over 60, while maintaining an impressive turnover rate of less than 5% over a decade.

I'm thrilled to announce something special coming your way this WAAW. As a pharmacist passionate about fighting antimicrobial resistance, I've been privileged to sit down with remarkable individuals who are making real impact in the AMR space. Episode 7 of this series is with Dr Grace Barnes, speciality registrar in Infectious Diseases and Microbiology, currently working at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust

I'm thrilled to announce something special coming your way this WAAW. As a pharmacist passionate about fighting antimicrobial resistance, I've been privileged to sit down with remarkable individuals who are making real impact in the AMR space. Episode 6 of this series is with Bee Yean Ng, the Lead Antimicrobial Stewardship Pharmacist at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust.

I'm thrilled to announce something special coming your way this WAAW. As a pharmacist passionate about fighting antimicrobial resistance, I've been privileged to sit down with remarkable individuals who are making real impact in the AMR space. Episode 5 of this series is with Neha Voralia, an Anti-Infectives pharmacist at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust.

I'm thrilled to announce something special coming your way this WAAW. As a pharmacist passionate about fighting antimicrobial resistance, I've been privileged to sit down with remarkable individuals who are making real impact in the AMR space. Episode 4 of this series is with Claire Brandish, the Lead Anti-Infectives pharmacist at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust

I'm thrilled to announce something special coming your way this WAAW. As a pharmacist passionate about fighting antimicrobial resistance, I've been privileged to sit down with remarkable individuals who are making real impact in the AMR space. Episode 3 of this series is with Rachel Berry, a Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's Fellow at the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA).

I'm thrilled to announce something special coming your way this WAAW. As a pharmacist passionate about fighting antimicrobial resistance, I've been privileged to sit down with remarkable individuals who are making real impact in the AMR space. Episode 2 of this series is with a patient, Vanessa Carter, a remarkable Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) survivor turned global health advocate.

I'm thrilled to announce something special coming your way this WAAW. As a pharmacist passionate about fighting antimicrobial resistance, I've been privileged to sit down with remarkable individuals who are making real impact in the AMR space. We're kicking off with Fran Garraghan, Consultant Pharmacist at Manchester University NHS Trust, who shares her incredible journey from local stewardship to global AMR leadership.