The Fear of Being Found Out In Pharmacy
July 25, 2019
In a recent blog post, Jaclyn Boyle, Pharm.D. (’12) and Sara Bonenfant discuss Imposter Syndrome — feelings of “being underserving or being exposed as a fraud.”
The Northeast Ohio Medical University College of Pharmacy assistant dean of student success and an assistant professor of pharmacy practice, along with Bonenfant, a rising fourth-year College of Pharmacy student, write about Imposter Syndrome’s long-term effects and offer ways to overcome those feelings, such as accepting imperfection and visualizing success.
The post was published in Pulses – not this similarly named NEOMED newsletter, but a scholarly blog supported by Currents in Pharmacy Teaching & Learning.