It was a privilege and thrill to appear recently on Rob Sztar’s Transpharmation Podcast the worlds largest Pharmacy and Technology show.

The thrill is to speak with Rob, a pioneer who sees an industry not just for it was and is, but more importantly for what it is likely to become and how it may be disrupted.

Rob is also a rare blend of someone who is not only talking the talk by speaking,blogging and podcasting, but also walking the walking working side by side with savvy entrepreneurial Pharmacists guiding them through his proprietary and proven pharmacy business program towards a very different and very exciting Pharmacy future.

Rob and I caught up the other week for a chat about the Pharmacy and Pharmacists of the Future and in his intro to our chat he said…

 Whether we realise it or not, we are all futurists, as we make plans, take actions based on internal predictions of what may happen in our environment and our communities on an everyday basis. So what do you believe your role as a pharmacist will be in 2050? Do you believe you will still own a pharmacy at this time? Will robots supersede our profession? All of these are questions we would love answers to when planning our remarkable futures. If you would like to take a peek at what’s coming our way in 2050, then you don’t want to miss this episode of the Transpharmation Show.

In this weeks episode, I interview Morris Miselowski – Business Futurist and we discuss what the pharmacy world might look like when our children have 7 careers and 14 jobs and live to 150! The future is created by making small incremental changes right now, and for you and your business to keep pace, it’s imperative that you begin to shift away from transactional healthcare and into delivering healthcare wisdom to your patients.

Take a listen to the Podcast now (1 hour 12 mins):

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