The service, announced by the retailer last week, lets pharmacists divide their time between working in stores for part of the week and spending the rest of the time working from a “centralized pharmacy desk.”
In a blog post announcing the move, Walgreens told the story of one of these pharmacists, pharmacist Mariana Endeley-Matute, who works at a location in Little Rock, Ark.
“I was looking for something that would allow me to continue the patient care that I enjoyed but also have a place to focus primarily on clinical work without interruption,” she said. “The hybrid position came up and was perfect for me.”…