B pharm ( Mohali)

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B.Pharm job description varies by role but generally involves ensuring safe, effective, and compliant medication use, from dispensing in pharmacies/hospitals to developing new drugs, overseeing production, managing clinical trials, and handling regulatory compliance in the pharmaceutical industry, with duties like patient counseling, quality control, research, and sales/marketing. Key areas include pharmacist roles, R&D scientist, regulatory affairs, quality assurance, clinical trials, and drug safety (pharmacovigilance), all focusing on medication knowledge and health impact. 

Core Responsibilities Across Roles:

Medication Expertise: Dispensing prescriptions, compounding drugs, counseling patients on usage, side effects, and interactions.

Quality & Safety: Ensuring product quality, monitoring adverse drug reactions, and maintaining manufacturing standards.

Regulatory Compliance: Adhering to and managing pharmaceutical laws and regulations.

Research & Development: Creating new drugs, formulations, and testing drug efficacy. 

Specific Job Descriptions:

Pharmacist (Hospital/Retail): Dispensing, patient counseling, managing inventory, working with doctors, ensuring safe drug use.

Formulation Scientist (R&D): Developing and optimizing drug forms, delivery systems, and stability.

Regulatory Affairs Specialist: Ensuring products meet government standards for approval.

Clinical Research Associate (CRA): Managing clinical trials, collecting data, assessing drug safety/efficacy.

Pharmacovigilance Officer/Specialist: Tracking, assessing, and reporting adverse drug reactions.

Quality Control (QC)/Assurance (QA) Analyst: Testing products, maintaining quality standards in manufacturing.

Medical Writer: Creating scientific documents, reports, and marketing materials.

Medical Representative (MR): Promoting and selling pharmaceutical products to healthcare providers.

Drug Inspector: Government role inspecting pharmacies, units, and enforcing drug laws. 

Work Settings: Retail pharmacies, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, regulatory bodies, research labs, and academia.