Which one is better, a pharmacist or a licensed pharmacist?

The two are issued by different departments, have different natures, and have different functions.

The pharmacist certificate is used in drug-using units under the jurisdiction of the health department---that is, hospitals, outpatient clinics, clinics, etc., and licensed pharmacists are used in drug production and operation enterprises under the jurisdiction of the drug supervision department---that is, medicine factories, pharmaceutical companies and pharmacies. At present, general pharmacist certificates can only be used within the province where they are located, while licensed pharmacists can be used nationwide.

Practice pharmacists, also known as pharmacists, are professionals responsible for providing drug knowledge and pharmaceutical services. Pharmacists are experts on medicines and are the most appropriate person to answer questions about medicines from the public. Pharmacists are responsible for monitoring the occurrence of drug interactions in several drugs prescribed by doctors; and based on the patient's medical records and the doctor's diagnosis, recommending the most suitable drug dosage form (such as potions, pills, anal plugs, etc.) to the patient. , Dosage (for example: the elderly, patients with liver or kidney disease may need to be determined according to their condition).