Specialty pharmacy jobs are similar to regular pharmacy jobs but involve handling rare, high cost, or experimental drugs. Someone in this role may be asked to learn about a new drug, determine the correct prescription for treatment, and answer questions about using the medication. They may also help monitor each patient, report the symptoms of any disease they describe, and otherwise promote their health care. A specialty pharmacy usually offers services that regular pharmacies don't, including 24-hour access, benefits investigations, financial assistance, monitoring, and extensive patient education. Many specialty drugs have special handling requirements, so duties may include installing and replacing equipment regularly.