Pharmacists in France?

How difficult is it for a U.S. citizen with a doctorate degree in Pharmacy to find a job in France?

Application for job in the US in a US lab, having fabrics in France -

Otherwise there's absolutely no need for stranger pharmacists in pharmacies and french labs, and biologists.
And the profession rules are very protectionist

Go through your professional channels to see if you can do some sort of research over here. They would also see to a visa.

You can't actually work as a phamacist over here. You'd need to have a French degree, speak the language and have the right to work here (any EU citizenship would work).

But there are a lot of labs and a lot of research is done here. See what you can manage and have it all set up from home.

Good luck!

Try the pharmaceutical companies. There's a lot of bio research going on in France. Small French companies may be worth looking into if you have a specialty -- e.g. bioM茅rieux, Stallerg猫nes, Nicox. Some related companies (e.g. Millipore) need scientific-minded people who speak English. Sometimes scientific journals need English-speaking editors with MS or PhD credentials. You might also try the American Hospital in Neuilly-sur-Seine (just by Paris). It will be impossible to work in a regular French pharmacy though; the profession is tightly controlled (only a certain number of pharmacists are allowed to set up shop) to protect them (and their high earnings!). They're a big special interest group here in France. Plus your credentials would most likely not be accepted for dispensing medicine unless you went through a lengthy accreditation process (with the possible exception of the American Hospital).