Prison Pharmacists often work with patients who have limited health literacy, unreported medical histories, and higher incidences of chronic or communicable diseases, which can make accurate medication management more complex. Security protocols may restrict movement, require medication dispensing under supervision, and introduce additional layers of documentation compared to traditional settings. Teamwork is vital as pharmacists collaborate closely with correctional healthcare staff, security personnel, and sometimes law enforcement to maintain both patient care and institutional safety. While it can be challenging, this role offers the opportunity to make a significant positive impact on an underserved population and to develop specialized expertise in correctional healthcare.