We're running a paid study on the daily life and cultural atmosphere of New Orleans. Understanding the authentic experiences of residents helps us capture the true essence of the city's diverse neighborhoods.
Pharmacy Professionals: Paid Survey on Operations and Technology
Remote (Global)
$130 one-time
November 10, 2026
Job description
What We’re Researching:
We’re running a paid study on pharmacy operations, technology, and industry partnerships. Your input will help us understand the perspectives of people working in the pharmacy industry.
How It Works:
You’ll complete a ~22-minute online survey with multiple-choice questions and a few recorded voice-response questions. You’ll need a working microphone.
Who This Is For:
Professionals working across the US pharmacy industry, including independent pharmacies, pharmacy chains, retail and grocery pharmacies, specialty and mail-order pharmacies, and pharmacy service organizations. We’d love to hear from people in a range of roles, from owners and leaders to those who work on pharmacy operations, partnerships, technology, or business strategy.
What You’ll Do:
- Answer multiple-choice questions about pharmacy operations and technology
- Record spoken answers to a few open questions
Who Should Apply:
- Currently working in the US pharmacy industry
- Experience with the business or operations side of pharmacy
- Comfortable recording audio responses
Apply now
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