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I am frequently working in pharmacies. It is a dangerous environment. Unknown people coming up your front end and the government coming up your back end. The independent pharmacies (where I tend to frequent) are the biggest targets because the BGs know that the chains have an easy method to communicate store to store. The easiest place to try to pull off a fake script is to go to an indy. It is a scary thing to tell a patient, "we can't fill this" or "you need to call your dr about this"...or whatever is right in the situation and wonder how they are going to react.
In the places where I worked, I have not been told a particular policy regarding firearms, but as soon as my CHL arrives, it won't matter. As someone stated already, no one will know unless a bad situation occurs. And then, I will be glad to have a chance to go home to my family and live another day to find another job.
Lumpy scrubs and white coats with pockets full of stuff provide amply room to conceal IWB appendix or cross-draw carry. Wide leg scrubs or dress pants-ankle carry. Dress pants, gun belt, white coat-no one will know it is there. There is no reason not to carry.

Then, I worry about our physician friends to whom I've just told this BG or addict, by law, to go see. I sure hope they are wise enough to take care of themselves, too.