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Read this page from pharmacistschools.org before commenting further about how smart you are and how ignorant I am.

https://pharmacistschools.org/can-a-pharmd-be-called-a-doctor/

Note, in particular, that a PharmD degree is an undergraduate degree. It's not even in the same league as a medical degree.

This quote mirrors my experience with pharmacists, of which I know a few:

A pharmacist has a PharmD degree but cannot legally practice medicine. Most pharmacists introduce themselves by their first names, although they can use the prefix, Dr.

I'm not criticizing or insulting pharmacists. The ones I know are fine intelligent people. They don't put on airs by introducing themselves as "Doctor" but I understand why they would use the title on a resume or on LinkedIn.

Did you read that page? Of course not.