How to Become a Pharmacist in Mexico City?

We don't really have pharmacists in Mexico nowadays. At least not in the U.S. sense of the word. Your corner farmacia will be little more than a drugstore that sells brand name pillls. Sometimes they will demand a doctor's prescription, if the pills in question are in the 'dangerous' or in the 'can make meth with this' list. There will be no on-site mixing of active components and no little orange tubes as depicted in the movies. They will probably have a QFB (Químico Fármaco-Biólogo) on the premises, which is what clearlydemon linked to, as the party responsible for handling and selling drugs, from a legal point of view. Having said that, a college degree from the U.S. is not something to be sneezed at down here. Especially something as highly technical as your friend's qualifications. If she can tell you what it is she wants to do with a little more precision, jobs are plentiful in the field. Some quick http://www.google.com/search?q=quimico+farmaco+biologo results in a very promising first http://mx.3wjobs.com/votdEbdE.html. Good luck, and Mefi Mail me if I can help.