Muscle relaxant: Muscle relaxant is a term usually used to refer to skeletal muscle relaxants (drugs), which act on the central nervous system (CNS) to relax muscles. These drugs are often prescribed to reduce pain and soreness associated with sprains, strains, or other types of muscle injury.
From experience.com: â3 to 9 months. Please keep in mind that you have asked about an average. That means itâs very possible that it could take longer than nine months to find a job after graduating college. Also, you havenât specified a country or a field of study. Without this information you will be getting some very general answers. Money Magazine (Time) article containing statistics for 2015 graduates.
My own observations as a former dean suggest that prior to 2009, almost all pharmacy students had jobs lined up at least six months before graduation, but those days are over. A study conducted in 2013 by eight schools in the Midwest queried pharmacy students about their plans four weeks before graduation. Of the 783 respondents, 81% had a job or post-graduate training program lined up, but 16% had not found employment and 3% had not started looking.