How can I become a researcher after B Pharmacy?
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How can I become a researcher after B Pharmacy?
The pharmacist can become scientist by doing Masters in Pharmacy and then doctoral degree with some specialization. The job opportunities for a pharmacist as scientist are in governmental sector (colleges, universities, research institutions, governmental laboratories) and private companies.
How do I become a clinical research associate after B Pharmacy?
- Short term certificate program in clinical research.
- PG Diploma in Clinical Research, which is basically after your post graduation.
- MSc in Clinical Research, you can go for that after B. pharm surely.
- Phd in clinical research.
Can I open lab after B Pharmacy?
With B. Pharm, you can get license of pharmaceutical store or you can open a lab but it has to be a pharmaceutical lab. Yes, you can get a licence for production as well.
Which field is best after B Pharmacy?
Best career options after B. pharm
- Drug inspector.
- Pharmacist.
- Pharmaceutical marketing.
- Pathological lab scientist.
- Health inspector.
- Chemical/drug technician.
- Medical devices and quality control manufacturing.
- Medical Underwriter.
How we can go in research field?
You need to first apply on individual basis with each institute of research and particular professor taking the charge of “field of study”. Post that you might need to write an exam to enter or a viva sort of interview.
How do I become a CRA?
ACRP Options 1 & 2
- Complete 3,000 hours performing essential job duties or 1,500 hours of equivalent work experience requirements through ACRP certifications or approved clinical research degree programs accredited by the Council for Higher Education.
- Submit a resume documenting and demonstrating job performance.
Who can study pathology?
In order to become a Pathologist, you need to:
- Bachelor’s degree in Biology or Chemistry or a 5-year degree in Medicine.
- 2-year general training foundation program.
- 3 to 7 years in internship or specialist training program in Pathology.