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human
ELI5: What do pharmacists do? Doctors write the scripts, big pharma manufactures the drugs, what's the pharmacist do other than select a bottle from the shelf and dole out the pills?

Genuinely interested, sorry for belittling an entire profession.
gpt
A pharmacist is basically a specialist in medication, meaning they probably know more about medicines than some medical practitioners.  They do so much more than dispense medicine, they also offer consults on use and dosage.  They are also the last line of defence when it comes to drug interactions, especially when a patient is treated by numerous practitioners.  And last but not least, they deserve a medal for being able to translate a practitioner's handwriting.