Geriscript Pharmacy

"Pharmacy there is the Worst place to work in. They are rude and provide zero training for new employees specially ( the pharmacist ) who hired me as Iv tech and left me just packing supplies only for a whole month!!"

"It's a excellent place to learn everything about pharmacy in the world pharmaceutical and give to many opportunities to make a lot and different types of work in the medicines areas."

"As a former employee, I just have to warn anyone who is considering working here. I wasn’t feeling like myself one day (vertigo, brain fog, and lightheaded) so I called out. The next day as I was getting ready for work I had a medical emergency which caused me to go unconscious and get rushed to the hospital. When I was discharged from the hospital and had my phone back I called to let them know what happened, provided them with hospital documents, and a doctor’s note. I was told that I didn’t call out the one day that I did and terminated because I didn’t call out the other days- not quite sure how an unconscious and then sedated person is supposed to call out. The pharmacist in charge Beverly showed zero compassion. Medical emergencies happen and for a company to hold that against you is completely unjust. I’m in the process of working with my lawyer to bring them to court for wrongful termination. I wish I never accepted a job here."

"Place is awful in every way, shape, and form. Read the 1 star reviews because everything written is 110% true."

"I rarely complain about a place that I’ve worked but this place was the absolute pits. Pharmacy manager (lead tech) was a clown in charge of a circus. Came in when she felt like it, left when she felt like it and played favorites. I wish I knew their turn over rate since people would start working there and a week later get fired for literally no reason. I worked there during the beginning of covid and NOTHING was ever sanitized. Took over a month for them to comply with CDC guidelines. Out of all seriousness, don’t use this pharmacy to fill scripts and don’t use them as an employer."